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Faculty; Federal Aid; Graphs; Institutional
Characteristics; National Surveys; *Profiles; School
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Puerto Rico; United States; Virgin Islands
ABSTRACT
This paper reports summary data on the general
characteristics, fiscal revenues and expenditures, educational agency
and school numbers and sizes, and students and staff for each state,
the District of Coluldbia, and outlyirg areas (American Samoa, Guam,
the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands).
Data are reported for factors that are most commonly used to describe
the resources, needs, organization, and special characteristics of
education within a state. The paper is organized into four major
sections:
(1)
the "U.S. Profile" section gives summary statistics
across the 50 states and the District of Columbia on all variables;
(2) the "Rankings of the States" section consists of three tables
presenting the relative position of the various states and the
District of Columbia on selected variables; and (3) tha "State
Profiles" section (wnich composes the bulk of the report); and (4)
the "Outlying Areas Profile" section provide numeric data and graphs
containing information on all variables. Each "State Profile"
includes eight graphs illustrating the data. The "U.S. Profile"
section, each "State Profile" section, and each "Outlying Areas"
section are comprised of five sections: general characteristics,
fiscil data, institutional data, student data, and staff data.
Comparative rankings of states on selected variables and an overall
summary of each variable are also provided. The major source of data
for this report was the National Center of Education Statistics
(NCES) annual Common Core of Data survey, which provided information
for the 1987-88 school year and 1987 fiscal year. Other sources
include the NCES's "Digest of Education" (1988); several surveys
published by the Bureau of the Census; statistics on the national
school lunch program issued by the U.S. Departmenz of Agriculture,
Food and Nutrition Service; and the National Education Association
report, "Rankings of the States, 1988". (RLC)
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NATIONAL CENTER FOR EDUCATION STATISTICS
Survey Report
October 1990
State Profiles of Public
Elementary and Secondary
Education, 1987 88
Frank Morgan
Elementary and Secondary Education Statistics Division
Dala Scrim
DRCCD-87/88-7,2
U.S. Department of Education
Office of Educational Research and Improvement
NCES 90-073
For gale by the Mnio,rIntendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office WashIngton, D.C. 20402
U.S. Department of Education
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Secretary
Office of Educational Research and improvement
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Assistant Secretary
National Center for Education Statistics
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Acting Commissioner
information Services
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Director
National Center for Education Statistics
"The purpose of the Center shall be to collect, and analyze,
and disseminate statistics and other data related to
education in the United States and in other
nations."Section 406(b) of the General Education
Provisions Act, as amended (20 U.S.C. 1221e-1).
October 1990
Contact:
Frank Morgan
(202) 357-6779
A CKNOWLEDGMENTS
This publication was prepared under the direction of Paul Planchon, director of the Elementary and
Secondary Education Statistics Division of the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), and
Suzanne Triplett, formerly chief of the General Surveys and Analysis Branch and at present with the
North Carolina Department of Education. Other members of the Elementary and Secondary Education
Statistics Division who provided ideas, and reviewed and. critiqued the product through its many stages
are Robert Burton, Lee Hoffman, Jo Ann Davis, and John Sietsema. The production of thls publication
was accomplished by Frank Morgan and Barbara Spinner of NCES and Frank Schneider and Terese
Swat of Computer Data Systems Inc.
The Center also acknowledges the contributions of the reviewers both within and outside the Department
of Education for this document. NCES wishes to thank the following reviewers: Charles Cowan, former
NCES Chief Statisticio 1: Tom Tobin, Council of Chief State School Officers; Jean McDonald, National
Governors' Associatior ; Sam Barbett and Joanell Porter, NCES, Postsecondary Education Statistics
Division; and Tom Snyder, NCES, Crosscutting Education Statistics and Analysis Division.
TABLE OF C ONTENTS
Acknowledgments
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introduction
1
Data Sources
1
Related Reports
Definitions
2
Report Contents and Format
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For More information
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United States Profile
11
Rankings of the'States
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Table 1.
Rankings of States by total population, total number of students,
number of students in first grade, and number of regular high school
graduates: School year 1987-88
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Table 2. Rankings of States by number of classroom teachers, overall pupil-teacher
ratio, number of administrators, and number of public elementary/secondary
schools operated: School year 1987-88
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Table 3.
Rankings of States by total State revenue per capita, average teacher salary,
total revenue for public schools, and current expenditure for education per
pupil in membership: Fiscal year 1987
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State Profiles
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Alabama
27
Alaska
35
Arizona
43
Arkansas
51
California
59
Colorado
67
Connecticut
75
Delaware
83
District of Columbia
91
Florida
99
Georgia
107
Hawaii
115
Idaho
123
Illinois
131
Indiana
139
Iowa
147
Kansas
155
Kentucky
163
State Profiles (continued)
Louisiana
171
Maine
179
Maryland
187
Massachusetts
195
Michigan
203
Minnesota
211
Mississippi
219
Missouri
227
Montana
235
Nebraska
243
Nevada
251
New Hampshire
259
Now Jeisey
267
New Mexico
275
New York
283
North Carolina
291
North Dakota
299
Ohio
307
Oklahoma
315
Oregon
323
Pennsylvania
331
Rhode Island
339
South Carolina
347
South Dakota
355
Tennessee
363
Texas
371
Utah
379
Vermont
387
Virginia
395
Washington
403
West Virginia
411
Wisconsin
419
Wyoming
427
Outlying Areas Profiles
Amor:can Samoa
435
Guam
443
Thmmonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
451
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
459
The Virgin Islands
467
Appendix: Sources for State Profiles Data Elements
475
I NTRODUCTION
D ATA SOURCES
Examinations of the status and quality of educatbn in the United States are often based
on comparisons among States. Comparisons of this type are most useful, valid, and
constructive when States are examined alongside other States with similar
characteristics.
It is also helpful to have a variety of factors that are important to
education conveniently arrayed for individual States. Toward this end, State Profiles of
Public Elementary and Secondary Education, 1987-88 reports summary data on the
general characteristics, fiscal revenues and expenditures, educational agency and school
numbers and sizes, and students and staff for eacn State, the District of Columbia, and
the tive outlying areas. The factors for which these data are reported are those most
commonly used to present a thumbnail sketch of the resources, needs, organization,
and special characteristics of education within a State. This information is displayed in
numeric and graphic form to make it useful for a wide range of audiences and purposes.
Comparative rankings of States on selected variables are also provided, as is an overall
summary for each variable.
This publication is a companion to Key Statistics on Public Elementary and Secondary
Education Reported by State and by Regional, Locale, and Wealth Clusters, 1987-88.
The Key Statistics reports regional and subregional division characteristics of public
elementary and secondary education, as well as characteristics associated with variation
in relative urbanicity and relative wealth. The two publications are intehded to make the
education statistical data collected and reported by the National Center for Education
Statistics (NCES) as useful, timely, and accessible as possible.
The information in the State Profiles was drawn from a varlei, 3f sources. A major
reference was the NCES annual Common Core of Data (CCD) survey, which provided
information for the 1987-88 school year and 1987 fiscal year. The CCD survey includes
four parts:
1.
Public Elementary/Secondary School Universe Survey (the name and address,
school type, and student and teacher counts for each public school in the
State);
2.
Public Elementary/Secondary Agency Universe Survey (name and address,
organizational type, metropolitan status, and numbers of students for each
school district in the State);
3.
State Nonfiscal Elementary and Secondary Education Survey (Statewide totals
of the numbers of students by grade, numbers of teachers, administrators, and
other education staff, and numbers of high school graduates); and
4.
Revenues and Current Expenditures for Public Elementary and Secondary
Education Survey (State revenues and expenditures data).
Other sources used to compile the State Profiles included NCES's 1988 Digest of
Education; several surveys published by the Bureau of the Census; statistics on the
national school lunch program issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and
Nutrition Service; and the National Education Association report, Rankings of the States,
1988. The appendix provides a bibliography of references, and identifies the source for
each data item in the report
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R ELATED R EPORTS
D EFINITIONS
Data from the COD surveys are made available in a variety of ways. They are
disseminated in ED. TABS that present early tabulations of State data with no viritten
interpretation of findings; they appear in regular NCES publications such as The
Condition of Education and the Digest of Education Statistics; and they are made
available on computer tapes and diskettes so that data users may tabulate and analyze
the data to meet their particular research or reporting needs. The NCES data presented
in these State Profiles have all been published previously, and these products can be
obtained from the Office of Educational Research and Improvement, Education
Information Branch, 555 New Jersey Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20208.
Several of the factors discussed in this report have specialized definitions that may differ
from common usage. The definitions are those used in the source documents from
which the data were drawn. Some of the most common definitions include the
following:
United States: Wherever this term is used throughout the report, it refers to data
representing the 50 States and the District of Columbia.
Outlying areas: These are additional areas from which elementary and secondary
education data are collected and consist of American Samoa, Guam, the
Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico,
and the Virgin Islands.
School-age population: The total number of persons between the apes of 5 and 17.
Cooperative system liaison: An indMdual appointed by each chief State school officer
to be the official representative of that State education agency to the National
Cooperative Education Statistics System. State liaisons, along with representatives from
selected Federal agencies, make up the membership of the National Forum on
Education Statistics, and as such are decis'ionmaKers for the Cooperative System.
Forum members, along with additional Federa! agency representatives and other
national education statistics producers and users will participate in semi-annual meetings
of the National Forum on Education Statistics. By means of a dynamic process of
debate and consensus-building, primarily through the deliberations of the Forum's
standing committees, but also through extensive support of task forces, the Forum will
analyze issues and discuss alternatives for solving the problems that confront providers
and users of elementary and secondary education statistics.
CCD coordinator: An individual appointed by each chief State school officer to be the
official representative of that State education agency to NCES concerning the Common
Core of Data (CCD) system.
Public school membership: The unduplicated count of students on the roll of the
school or district (excluding any formally enrolled students who withdrew from school)
taken on the school day closest to October 1, 1987.
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Public school: An institution that provides elementary/secondary educational services;
has one or more grade groupings (prekindergarten through 12) or is ungraded; has one
or more teachers to give instruction; is located in one or more buildings; has an
assigned administrator; receives public funds as its primary support; and Is operated by
an education agency.
Regular school: A public school that does not focus primarily on vocational, special
education, or alternative education,
Special education school: A public school that focuses primarily on special education,
including instruction for any of the following: hard of hearing, deaf, speech Impaired,
health impafred, orthopedically impaired, mentally retarded, seriously emotionally
disturbed, multihendicapped, visually handicapped, deaf and blind. The school also has
adapted curriculum, materials, or instruction for students served.
Vocational school: A public school that focuses primarily on vocational education and
provides education in one or more semiskilled or technical occupations.
Other end alternative schools: A public school that addresses needs of students that
typically cannot be met in a regular school; provides nontraditional education; does not
specifically fall into the categories of regular, special education, or vocational school (but
may be an adjunct to a regular school).
Total area: The total land area within the geographic boundaries of the State or other
area, expressed in square miles.
Total State revenue: Includes all amounts of money received by State government
from external sources (net of refunds and correcting transactions) other than from issue
of debt, liquidation of investments, and agency and private trust transactions.
Total State expenditures: Include all amounts of money paid out by State government.
State expenditure for elementary/secondary education: Includes all amounts of
money for elementary and secondary education paid out by State government,
excluding Federal funds and amounts of money paid out by local jurisdictions.
Gross State product per school-age child: The total value of goods and services
produced in the State divided by the 1985-86 Census Data for resident persons ages 5
to 17 years.
National school breakfast: Federal reimbursement to States during FY 1987 under
School Breakfast Program of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food and Nutrition
Service.
National school lunch: Federal reimbursement to States during FY 1987 under the
National School Lunch Program of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food and
Nutrition Service.
Chapter I.
U.S. Department of Education obligations during FY 1987 for grants for the
disadvantaged under Chapter I, Education Consolidation and Improvement Act of 1981.
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School improvement: U.S. Department of Education obligations during FY 1987 for
block grants to States for school improvement, including Chapter 2, Education
Consolidation and Improvement Act of 1981 and Science and Mathematics Education.
Impact aid. U.S. Department of Education obligations during FY 1987 for school
assistance in federally affected areas, including maintenance and operations.
Vocational/adult: U.S. Department of Education obligations during FY 1987 for
vocational and adult education.
Handicapped: U.S. Department of Education obligations during FY 1987 for education
for the handicapped, including State Grants and Preschool Incentive Grants to States.
Bilingual: U.S. Department of Education obligations during FY 1987 for bilingual
education, including Bilingual Education, Bilingual Vocational Training, and Emergency
Immigrant Education Assistance.
Indian: U.S. Department of Education obligations during FY 1987 for Indian education.
Revenues for elementary/secondary education: Additions to assets that do not incur
an obligation that must be met at some future date, do not represent exchanges of fixed
assets, and are available for expenditure by the local education agencies (LEA's) in the
State to provide elementary/secwidary education.
Revenues from local sources: Revenues produced within the LE,1 boundaries and
available to the LEA in the amount produced. Includes taxes levied or assessed by an
LEA; revenues from a local government to the LEA; tuition received; transportation fees;
earnings on investments from LEA holdings; net revenues from food services (gross
receipts less gross expenditures); net revenues from student activities (gross receipts
less gross expenditures); and other revenues (textbook sales, donations, property
rentals).
Revenues from intermediate sources: Revenues received from an intermediate
governmental unit or political subdivision between the State and the LEA that collects
revenue and distributes it to an LEA. Includes restricted and unrestricted grants-in-aid;
revenue in lieu of taxes; and revenue for or on behalf of the LEA. Excluded are
proceeds from bond sales; cash received from sale of assets; other nonrevenue
receipts; intergovernmental transfers among LEA's; and revenues from community
services.
Revenues from State sources: Grants and other monies received by LEA's from State
funds. Includes restricted and unrestricted grants-in-aid; revenue in lieu of taxes; and
revenue for or on behalf of the LEA. Excluded are proceeds from bond sales; cash
received from sale of assets; other nonrevenue receipts; intergovernmental transfers
among LEA's; and revenues from community services.
Revenues from Federal sources: Grants and other monies received by LEA's from
Federal agencies, either directly from the Federal agency or distributed through a State
agency. Includes restricted and unrestricted grants-in-aid; revenue in lieu of taxes; and
revenue for or on behalf of the LEA. Excluded are proceeds from bond sales; cash
received from sale of assets; other nonrevenue receipts; intergovernmental transfers
among LEA's; and revenues from community services.
Current expenditures: Current expenditures for the categories of instruction, support
services, and noninstructional services include fixed charges (employee benefits, rent,
interest). They do not include expenditures for debt service and capital outlay.
Current expenditures for Instruction: Those expenditures for activities dealing directly
with the interaction between students and teachers, such as salaries, employee benefits,
and purchased instruccional services.
Current expenditures for support services: Those expenditures for student support
services (attendance, guidance, health, speech, psychological); staff support services;
improvement of instruction; educational media, including librarians; general
administration (board of education, central office); school administration (principal);
business (fiscal services, purchasing, warehousing, printing); operation and maintenance
of plant; student transportation services; and central expenditures (research, information
services, data processing).
Current expenditures for noninstruction: Those expenditures for food service
operations and other auxiliary enterprise operations (bookstore, interscholastic athletics).
Excluded are expenditures for community services (child care, swimming pool).
Revenue per pupil In membership: Result obtained hy dividing the total rev9nues for
elementary/secondary education hy the total membership reported for the State for
school year 1986-87.
Current expenditure per pupil In membership: Result obtained by dividing the total
current expenditures for elementary/secondary education by the total membership
reported for the State for school year 1986-87.
Education agency: Governmental agency administratively responsible for providing
public elementary and secondary instruction or educational support services.
Regular school district: An education agency responsible for providing free public
elementary and secondary education for school-age children residing within its
jurisdiction. The agency sometimes includes special and vocational education in a
comprehensive educational setting.
Regional service agency: An education agency that provides administrative services
or special services to other public elementary and secondary school districts or other
agencies.
Stateoperated agency: Any State agency that operates elementary, secondary, or
combined education programs (such as State schools for the blind or deaf.)
Federally operated and other types: Any Federal agency that operates elementary,
secondary, or combined education programs (such as the Bureau of Indian Affairs), or
an education agency that cannot be appropriately classified using another of the types
of agency.
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Regular schooi districts by membership size: Each regular school district was
assigned to 1 of 15 categories, based on the total membership reported for the district
record, and the number of districts in each category computed. The category "Slze not
reported" includes districts that contract with other agencies to provide services for
some students rather than operate schools directly.
In these cases, student
membership is not reported for the receiving district in order to avoid duplication of
membership counts. Conversely, in cases where all services are provided by a
contracting district, no membership is reported for the sending district.
Density of schools within education agencies: Each education agency, of whatever
*.ype, was assigned to one of six categories, based on the number of school records
associated with the agency. The number of agencies in each category was then
computed.
Public schools by size of membership: Each schbol for which membership was
reported was assigned to one of five categories, based on the total membership
reported for the school. The number of schools in each category was then computed.
Locale of school: Code assigned to public schools based on the population
characteristics of the geographic area in which the school is located.
City: A city with a population of 50,000 or more that is a central city of a Standard
Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA).
Urban fringe: An area within an SMSA of a central city and defined as urban by the
Bureau of the Census but which does not qualify as a city.
Large town: A town not within an SMSA, having a population of 25,000 or more.
Small town: A town not within an SMSA, having a population between 2,500 and
24,999.
Rural: A place with fewer than 2,500 people and defined as rural by the Bureau of the
Census.
Grade span category: Based on the lowest and highest grade for which membership
was reported In each school, the school's grade span was determined. Schools whose
low and high grade were exactly one of the six designated ranges were assigned to the
appropriate category; if a school had some other combination of low and high grade, it
was assigned to "Other grades." Schools that only reported membership In "Ungraded"
were assigned to that category, and schools with no membership reported were
assigned to "Not reported." The total number of schools within each category was then
computed.
Prekindergarten membership: Students who are enrolled in a group or class that is
part of a public schooi program taught during the year or years preceding kindergarten.
Ungraded membershlp: Students who are assigned to classes or program: that do
not have standard grade designations.
Raclai/ethnic catesory: Used to describe groups to which Individuals belong in the
eyes of the canrnunity. Categories do not denote scientific definitions of anthropo-
logical :Di igin. A person may be counted in only one group.
Freelunch program: A program under the National School Lunch Act, which provides
cash subsidies for free lunches to students; eligibility Is based on family size and Income
criteria. The number of students reported eligible to participate Is reported at the school
level.
It Is z,:lown In this report as the percentage of the State's total membership.
High school completers: These counts include all individuals who received diplomas
or other formal indications of completion of high school during the immediately
preceding school year and subsequent summer.
Regular diploma: Total count of graduates who received a high school diploma in the
regular day or summer school.
Other diploma: Total count of graduates who received a nigh school diploma in
programs other than the regular day or summer school (e.g., adult evening programs).
High school equivalency: Total count of individuals 19 years or younger who received
a general educational development (GED) or high school equivalency certificate.
Other completers: Total count of students who received certificates or other
designations of high school completion, attendance, or training. Includes special
education individualized education program completers; excludes regular diploma or
GED recipients.
Total education staff: The total of instructional staff, support services staff, and
administrators reported by the State as participating in providing free public education to
students In elementary and secondary education. All staff information-is reported In full
time equivalency, which is the amount of time required to perform an assignment, stated
as a proportion of a full-time position. Only positions that were actually filled are to be
reported; vacant positions are not reported.
Total teachers: Professional school staff members who instruct students and maintain
daily student attendance records for prekindergarten, kindergarten, grades 1 through 12,
and ungraded classes. Those who teach in an environment other than a classroom
setting are also included. Teachers of Headstart classes and those providing strictly
custodial care are excluded.
Instructional aides: Staff members who receive salary to assist a teacher with routine
activities associated with instruction. Such activities may include monitoring, conducting
rote exercises, operating equipment, and clerking.
Guidance counselors/directors: Professional staff members assigned specific duties
and school time to activities involving counseling with students and parents; counseling
with other staff members on learning problems; evaluating student abilities; assisting
students in making educational and career choices; assisting students in personal and
social development; providing referral assistance; and working with other staff members
in planning and conducting guidance programs for students.
Librarians/library support: Professional and other staff members (including library
aides and those involved in Library/Media support) and supervisors who are assigned
specific duties and school time to professional library service activities. These activities
include selecting, acquiring, preparing, cataloging, and circulating books and other
printed materials; planning the use of the library by students and other staff; guiding
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individuais in their use of the library materials; selecting, preparing, caring for, and
making available to members of the instructional staff the equipment, films, filmstrips,
transparencies, tapes, TV programs, and similar materials; and organizing activities in
the audiovisual center, TV studio, and related work-study areas and other services
provided by audiovisual personnel.
Administrative support: Staff members who provide support to officials and
administrators of education agencies or principals and department 6irpersons of
schools. Includes clerical staff and secretaries.
Other support services: All support staff not included in administrative support,
including social workers, data processing, health, maintenance, bus drivers, security,
and cafeteria workers.
School-based administrators: Those staff members whose activities are concerned
with directing and managing the operation of a particular school. These activities
include supervision of school activities, assignment of duties to staff members,
supervision and maintenance of the records of the school, and coordination of school
instructional activities with those of the education agency. Such positions would include
principals, assistant principals and other assistants, and department chairpersons.
Other officials/administrators: Chief executive officers of the education agencies,
including superintendents, deputies and assistant superintendents, and other persons
having districtwide responsibilities, e.g., business managers, administrative assistants,
professional instructional support staff, Chapter I coordinators, and home economics
supervisors.
Average students per teacher by grade level: The overall figure represents the total
student membership divided by total teachers. The other three figures represent the
median ratio for all schools with membership and teachers in schools of specified grads
spans. These three groups do not account for all schoois.
Primary school: Those public schools whose grades range from a low of
prekindergarten to 3 and a high grade up to 6.
Middle school: Those public schools whose grades range from a low of 4 to 7 and a
high of 4 to 9.
High school: Those public schools whose grades range from a low of 7 to 12 and a
high of 12.
Teacher to all other staff ratio: The ratio of total teachers to the total of all other
categories of educational staff.
Teacher to administrator ratio: The ratio of total teachers to the total of school-based
administrators and other officials/administrators.
Average teacher salary: Average annual salary of all public school teachers
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R EPORT C ONTENTS AND FORMAT
There are three major sections In the State Profiles:
1.
U. S. Profile that gives summary statistics across the 50 States and the
District of Columbia on all variables, page 11;
2.
Rankings of the States that consist of three tables presenting the
relative position of the various States and the District of Columbia on
selected variables, page 19;
3.
State Profiles, listed alphabetically with the outlying areas appearing
after the States, that provide numeric and graphic Information on all
variables. State Profiles are paginated sequentially (e.g. "Alabama"
begins on page 27) and may also be Identified by the State name, which
appears at the foot of each Profile page.
The U. S. Profile and each State Profile Is broken into five sections:
1.
General Characteristics include the overall population, area, and
revenues and expenditures of the State, as well as the numbers of
students and schools.
2.
Fiscal Data information reports per pupil revenues and expenditures,
and total amounts of Federal aid to various programs.
3.
Institutional Data provide Information about the numbers and sizes of
schools and education agencies, grade levels included in schools, and
proportion of students and schools in different demographic locales
(e.g., city, rural).
4.
Student Data describe the numbers and ethnic backgrounds of
students and the numbers of high school completers.
5.
Staff Data present the numbers and proportions of instructional,
support services, and administrative staff, student-teacher ratios, and
average teacher salary.
With the exception of public school membership by racial/ethnic category and
percentage of school membership eligibie for free-lunch program, data items that were
not reported by the State or otherwise were not available are indicated by the special
code (--).
For percentages, detail may not total to 100 percent because of rounding.
FOR M ORE I NFORMATION
For information regarding data contained in this report, please contact Frank Morgan, Ger.eral
Surveys and Analysis Branch, Elementary and Secondary Education Statistics Division, National
Center for Education Statistics, 555 New Jersey Avenue
NW, Washington, DC 20208-5651
(telephone number 202 357-6779.)
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UNITED STATES
U.S. Department of Education
400 Maryland Avenue, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20202
Laura F. Cavazos, Secretary of Education
(202) 732-3000
Emerson J. Elliott, Acting Commissioner
National Center for Education Statistics
(202) 357-6828
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GENERAL CHARACTERISI ICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other plpulations
(Total population
243,400,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 40,024,244
Total public schools 83,248
Total land area of U.S.
3,615,136 square miles
11.06 public school students per square mile
2.30 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State government revenues per capita
$2,130
Total State government expenditures per capita
$1,877
State government expenditures for elementary/secondary
education per capita $350
( 18.6% of total expenditure per capita)
Total of gross State products per school-age child (1986)
$92,854
13
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UVITED STATES - 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$446,848,000
National school lunch
$2,796,903,000
Chapta I
$3,793,628,000
School Improvement
$712,610,000
Impact aid
$663,000,000
Vocational/adult
$948,501,000
Handicapped
$1,483,812,000
Bilingual
$125,077,282
Indian
$59,527,761
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
0 1%
Federai
6 4%
Insliuction
611% ---------..
Noninstr uc Lion
3 5%
Suppor 1 services
35 4%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,987
pupil in membership $3,680
UNITED STATES
2
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
17,063
regular school districts
15,577
( 91.3%)
regional service agencies
1,144
( 6.7%)
State-operated agencies
183
( 1.1%)
Federally operated and
other types
159
( 0.9%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
A
r
/A
2,500
4,999
if
2,000
2,499
Z
A
1,500
1,999
4
1,000
1,499 WirerZ
Z
800
999 r /ZIA
600
799
/Ad
450
599
300
-
449 W./
150
299
1
149
4/ I
Size not reported
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
47 agencies
( 0.3%)
329 agencies
( 1.9%)
1,277 agencies
( 7.5%)
3,004 agencies
( 17.6%)
11,177 agencies
( 65.5%)
1,229 agencies
( 7.2%)
15
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UNITED STATES - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 83,248
79,292
(95.3%)
1,775
(2.1%)
1,196
( 1.4%)
985
( 1.2%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
D 2 4 3 %
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban rringe
Large !own
S.nall Town
Rural
.INW,Ntess
99...W/M7
tk Awl
rAmmoi,
W /
' Ws \7Z,M=
"
0
15
PO
J
.
30
15
K;Sd !)cnoois
r--7] 3lud(-2nt3
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
PK,K,1 to 8
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
7 to 8,9
39,598
5,552
7,641
4,900
7,8 to 12
4,048
9,10,11 to 12
11,349
Other grades
7,424
Ungraded
1,000
Not reported
1,736
WITED STATES - 4
16
21
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
Kindergarten:3,195,553
First:3,407,090
Second:3,172,850
Third:3,048,401
Fourth:2,937,695
Fifth:2,900,642
0
Insufficient number of States
providing data _
A
B
C
D
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Sixth:2,811,089
Seventh:2,910,511
Eighth:2,838,671
Ninth:3,143,219
Tenth:3,019,961
Eleventh:2,935,615
Twelfth:2,680,843
Ungraded:
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = insufficient number of States providing data
High school compieters (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
2,433,0181
WITED STATES - 5
' Total is imputed using previous year's data for Michigan and
Nevada.
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22
STAFF DATA'
Total education staff
instructional staff :
4,230,038
Total teachers
2,252,635
53.3%
Instructional aides
330,087
7.3%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
70,392
1.7%
Librarians/library support
70,663
1.7%
Administrative support
300,683
7.1%
Other support services
998,999
23.6%
Administrators :
School-based
132,244
3.1%
Other officials/administrators
74,335
1.8%
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.1
Teacher to administrator ratio
10.9
Average teacher salary $26,556
UNITED STATES - 6
'Data are total of reporting States and undercount categories
to the extent that data are not reported.
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23
Rankings of the States
24
Table 1.--Rankings of States by total population, total number of etudents, number of students In first grade,
and number of regular high school graduates: School :fear 1987-88
Total population
(in thousands)
Number of students
First grade students
Regular high school graduate
1986-87
State
Total
State
Total
State
Total
State
Total
California
27,663
California
4,489,322
California
393,533
California
237,414
New York
17,825
Texas
3.236,78,
Texas
291,838
Texas
168,430
Texas
16,789
New York
2,594,070
New York
207,689
New York
163,765
Florida
12,023
lllaois
1,811,446
Ohio
151,203
Ohio
124,923
Pennsylvania
11,936
Ohio
1,793,411
Florida
143,854
Pennsylvania
121,219
Illinois
11,582
Pennsylvania
1,688,542
Illinois
142,619
Illinois
116,075
Ohio
10,784
Florida
1,684,774
Pennsylvania
138,411
Florida
82,184
Michigan
9,200
Michigan
1,006,344
Michigan
126,380
New uersey
79,376
New Jersey
7,672
Georgia
1,110,947
Georgia
97,353
North Carolina
65,421
North Carolina
8,413
New Jersey
1,092,982
New Jersey
85,932
Virginia
85,008
Georgia
8,222
North Carolina
1,035,978
North Carolina
85,622
Massachusetts
81,010
Virginia
5,904
Virginia
09,417
Indiana
80,991
Indiana
60,364
Massachusetts
5,855
Indiana
984,129
Virginia
79,758
Georgia
60,018
Indiana
5,531
Massachusetts
825,320
Louisiana
71,582
Wisconsin
58,872
Missouri
5,103
Tennessee
823,783
Tennessee
71,358
Minnesota
53,533
Tennessee
4,855
Missouri
802,060
Massachusetts
69,099
Missouri
50,840
Wisconsin
4,807
Louisiana
793,093
Washington
68,313
Washington
49,873
Washington
4,538
Washington
775,755
Missouri
65,757
Maryland
48,107
Maryland
4,535
Wisconsin
772,383
Alabama
62,293
Tennessee
44,731
Louisiana
4,461
Alabama
729,234
Wisconsin
62,247
Alabama
42,463
Minnesota
4,246
Minnesota
721,481
Minnesota
81,291
Louisiana
39,1J84
Alabama
4,083
Maryland
883,797
Maryland
58,488
Kentucky
38,948
Kentucky
3,727
Kentucky
642.696
South Carolina
55,612
South Carolina
38,000
South Carolina
3,425
South Carolina
614,921
Oklahoma
54,941
Oklahoma
35,514
Arizona
3,386
Oklahoma
584,212
Kentucky
54,538
Iowa
34,580
Colorado
3,296
Arizona
572,421
Arizona
53,285
Colorado
34,200
Oklahoma
3,272
Colorado
580,236
Colorado
49,274
Connecticut
31,141
Connecticut
3,211
Mississippi
505,550
Mississippi
46,425
Arizona
29,549
Iowa
2,834
Iowa
480,826
Connecticut
39,627
Oregon
27,165
Oregon
2,724
Connecticut
465,405
Iowa
38,817
Arkansas
27,101
Mississippi
2,825
Oregon
455,895
Oregon
38,242
Kansas
26,933
Kansas
2,47E,
Arkansas
437,0:38
Utah
37,239
Mississippi
28,201
Arkansas
2.388
Utah
423,388
Arkansas
37,225
West Virginia
22,401
West Virginia
1,897
Kansas
421,112
Kansas
37,130
Utah
20,930
Utah
1,680
West Virginia
344,238
West Virginia
26,420
Nebraska
18,129
Nebraska
1,594
New Mexico
287,229
New Moxico
25,384
New Mexico
15,701
New MaxiC0
1,500
Nebraska
288,100
Nebraska
23,188
Maine
13.692
Maine
1,187
Idaho
212,444
Idaho
18,287
Idaho
12,243
Hawaii
1,083
Maine
211,817
Maine
18,227
New Hampshire
10,796
New Hampshire
1,057
Nevada
168,353
New Hampshire
18,085
Hawaii
10,371
Nevada
1,007
Hawaii
166,160
Nevada
15,550
Montana
10,073
Idaho
998
New Hampshiro
166.045
Hawaii
13,975
Rhode Island
8,827
Rhode Island
986
Montana
152,207
Montana
13,272
South Dakota
8,074
Montana
809
Rhode Island
134,061
Rhode Isfand
12,439
North Dakota
7.821
South Dakota
709
South Dakota
126,817
South Dakota
11,312
Vermont
5,968
North Dakota
872
North Dakota
119,004
North Dakota
10,581
Wyoming
5,933
Delaware
644
Alaska
105,678
Alaska
10,567
Delaware
5,895
District of Columbia
622
Wyoming
98,455
Delaware
9,103
Alaska
5,692
Vermont
548
Delaware
95,659
Wyoming
8,811
District of Columbia
3,842
Alaska
525
Vermont
92,755
Vermont
8,380
Michigan
---
Wyoming
490
District of Columbia
88,435
District of Columbia
7,587
Nevada
Data not reported.
SOURCES: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. Current Population Reports, Population Estimates and Projoctione,
Sories P-25, No. 1024, State Population and Household Estimates, with Age, Sex. and Components of Change: 1981-87.
U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, "Public Elementary and Secondary School Membership
Graduates and Staff, by State: School Yea, 1987-88, Final Tabulation," E.D. TABS, 1988.
21
25
Table 2.--Rankings of Sires by number of classroom teachers, overall pupll-teacher ratio, number of administrators,
and number of public elementary/secondary schools operated: School year 1987-88
Classroom teachers
Pupil-teacher ratio
Number of administrators
Number of public schools
State
Total
State
Ratio
State
Total
State
Total
California
195,884
Utah
24.7
California
24,832
California
7,123
Texas
187,159
California
22.9
Texas
18,299
Texas
5,787
New York
170,238
Hawaii
21.8
Michigan
14,781
Illinois
4,263
Illinois
105,217
Idaho
20 7
Pennsylvania
11,687
New York
3,971
Pennsylvania
103,307
Washington
20.2
New York
10,971
Ohio
3,743
Ohio
99,841
Nevada
20.2
Ohio
10,021
Michigan
3,820
Florida
95,857
Michigan
20.1
Florida
8,285
Pennsylvania
3,313
Michigan
80,081
Tennessee
19.8
New Jersey
8,987
Florida
2,379
New Jersey
78,335
Alabama
19.3
Illinois
5,942
New Jersey
2,246
Georgia
82,280
New Mexico
18.9
North Carolina
5,883
Miesouri
2,150
Virginia
59,928
Arizona
18.8
Missouri
5,295
Wisconsin
2,002
North Carolina
59,771
Louisiana
18.5
Virginia
4,870
North Carolina
1,952
Massachusetts
59,517
Oregon
18.3
Tennessee
4,744
Indiana
1,928
Indiana
53,749
Kentucky
18.2
Georgia
4,742
Oklahoma
1,889
Missouri
49,832
North Carolina
18.2
Massachusetts
4,424
Washington
1,852
Wisconsin
47,721
Ohio
18.0
Louisiana
4,391
Massachusetts
1,795
Louisiana
42,920
Colorado
18.0
Indiana
4,114
Virginia
1,781
Minnesota
42,132
Indiana
17.9
Colorado
3,408
Georgia
1,724
Tennessee
42,082
Georgia
17.8
Alabama
3,390
Iowa
1,833
Maryland
40.093
Florida
17.4
Washington
3,253
Louisiana
1,599
Washington
38,344
Texas
17.3
Minnesota
3,243
Tennessee
1,578
Alabama
37,716
Alaska
17.3
Wisconsin
3,070
Minnesota
1,570
South Carolina
35,701
South Carolina
17.2
Kentucky
3,034
Nebraska
1,537
Kentucky
35,239
Illinois
17.2
South Carolina
2,784
Kansas
1,463
Connecticut
35,050
Minnesota
17.1
Maryland
2,631
Kentucky
1,399
Oklahoma
34,615
Arkansas
17.1
Arizona
2,542
Colorado
1,323
Colorado
31,168
Maryland
17.1
Arkansas
2,521
Alabama
1,298
Iowa
30,873
Oklahoma
ma
Connecticut
2,474
Oregon
1,214
Aiizona
30,707
Virginia
16.3
Oklahoma
2,341
Maryland
1,206
Kansas
27,317
Wisconsin
18.2
Oregon
2,292
Arkansas
1,112
Arkansas
26,672
Missouri
16.2
Iowa
2,037
South Carolina
1,103
Oregon
24,911
Pennsylvania
16.2
Kansas
1,933
West Virginia
1,084
West Virginia
22,702
Delaware
16,1
West Virginia
1,833
Connecticut
970
Nebraska
17,13
New Hampshire
16.0
Nebraska
1,552
Arizona
965
Utah
17,124
Montana
15.8
Maine
1,330
Mississippi
955
Now Mexico
15,176
North Dakota
15.8
Utah
1,126
South Dakota
790
Maine
14,204
Iowa
15.8
New Mexico
1,067
Montana
775
New Hampshire
10,383
South Dakota
15.5
Vermont
1,059
Maine
740
Idaho
10,268
Kansas
15,4
Idaho
831
Utah
725
Montana
9,659
New York
15.2
District of Columbia
741
North Dakota
691
Rhode Island
8,934
West Virglnia
15.2
New Hampshire
714
New Mexico
648
Novada
8,348
Nebraska
V:. I
North Dakota
710
Idaho
565
South Dakota
8,172
Rhode Island
15.0
Rhode Island
671
Alaska
456
Hawaii
7,684
Maine
14.9
Montana
661
New Hampshire
435
North Dakota
7,632
Wyoming
14.5
Wyoming
657
Wyoming
389
Vermont
8,938
New Jersey
14.0
Hawaii
604
Vermont
333
Wyoming
8,798
District of Columbia
13.9
Nevada
387
Nevada
305
District of Columbia
8,232
Massachusetts
13.9
South Dakota
583
Rhode Island
298
Alaska
8,113
Vermont
13,4
Alaska
553
Hawaii
229
Delaware
5,951
Connecticut
13.3
Delaware
519
District of Columbia
188
Mississippi
---
Mississippi
Mississippi
Delaware
187
NOTE.
Data not reported.
SOURCES: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, "Public Elementary dnd Socondary School Membership,
Graduates and Staff, by State: School Yoar 1987-88, Final Tabulations,' E.D. TABS, 1988.
U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, "Characteristics of Public Elementary and Secondary Schools
in the United States: School Year 1987-88, Final Tabulations," E.D. TABS, 1988,
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Table 3.--Rankings of States by total State revenue per capita, average teacher salary, total revenue for public schools, and current
expenditure for education per pupil in membership: Fiscal year 1987
Total State revenue
per capita
Average teacher salary
(1087)
Rovenue for public schools
(In thousands of dollars)
Current expenditure
per pupil in membership
(Fall 1988)
State
Total
State
Average
State
Total
State
Total
Alaska
$9,318
Alaska
$39,769
California
$17,219,479
Alaaka
$7,122
Wyoming
3,878
District of Columbia
33,797
New York
15,757,034
New York
5,647
New York
3,118
New York
32,000
Texas
11,900,931
New Jersey
5,508
Delaware
3,076
Michigan
31,500
eennsylvania
8,269,284
District of Columbia
5,153
Hawaii
2,922
California
31,210
Michigan
7,242,874
Connecticut
5,150
Rhode Island
2,812
Rhode Island
31,079
Florida
6,610,567
Wyoming
4,852
New Mexico
2,581
Connecticut
28,902
Now Jersey
0,592,990
Rhode Island
4,535
Washington
2,551
Maryland
28,893
Ohio
6,293,631
Massachusetts
4,400
Now Jersey
2,547
New Jersey
28,718
Illinois
6,025,415
Delaware
4,429
California
2,543
Massachusetts
28,410
Massachusetts
4,103,291
Pennsylvania
4,287
Wisconsin
2,531
Minnesota
28,340
Georgia
3,708,383
Maryland
4,211
Minnesota
2,507
Illinois
28,238
Indiana
3,563,524
Vermont
4,107
Novada
2,457
Wyoming
28,103
North Carolina
3,473,998
Wisconsin
4,020
Massachusetts
2,391
Wisconsin
27,816
Wisconsin
3,303,237
Minnesota
3,983
Connecticut
2,365
Delaware
27,487
Maryland
3,223,020
Oregon
3,888
Vermont
2,362
Pennsylvania
27,422
Washington
3,118,233
Michigan
3,822
Michigan
2,338
Colorado
27,387
Minnesota
3,101,601
Colorado
3,814
Ohio
2,324
Washington
27,285
Missouri
2,749,830
Montana
3,808
North Dakota
2,300
Nevada
26,960
Connecticut
2,606,381
California
3,772
Oregon
2,256
Hawaii
26,815
Louisiana
2,416,437
Washington
3,689
Montana
2,244
Oregon
28,890
Colorado
2,395,723
New Hampshire
3,603
Maine
2,234
Ohio
26,288
Arizona
2,108,584
Maine
3,591
Maryland
2,139
Arizona
25,972
Alabama
2,070,639
Iowa
3,585
Louisiana
2,075
Indiana
25,581
Tennessee
2,063,971
Kansas
3,573
Wes; Virginia
2,066
Virginia
25,039
South Carolina
1,987,657
Nebraska
3,549
Colorado
2040
,
Texas
24,903
Oregon
1,863,501
Illinois
3,541
Utah
2,024
Georgia
24,200
Iowa
1,848,332
Virginia
3,533
Pennsylvania
1,994
North Carolina
23,879
Oklaht
1,727,848
Florida
3,515
South Carolina
1,975
New Mexico
23,850
Karim
1,681,665
Hawaii
3,503
Arizona
1,971
Florida
23,833
Kentucky
1,656,267
West Virginia
3,493
Iowa
1934
,
Kansas
23,45.,
Wost Virginia
1,237,866
Arizon a
3,436
Virginia
1,893
Missouri
23,435
Utah
1,153,356
Ohio
3,408
Idaho
,872
Montana
23,206
Arkansas
1,111,619
Indiana
3,213
Kentucky
1,858
South Carolina
23,201
Mississippi
1,076,279
Nevada
3,182
North Carolina
1,852
Alabama
23,200
New Mexico
1,008,277
Texas
3,163
Illinois
1,781
Utah
23,035
Nebraska
1,005,585
North Dakota
3,159
Oklahoma
1,787
Tennessee
22,827
Maine
779,817
Georgia
3,148
South Dakota
1,751
Iowa
22,615
Alaska
731,150
Missouri
3,142
Alabama
1,733
Kentucky
22,467
New Hampshire
647,069
New Mexico
3,071
Mississippi
1,681
New Hampshire
21,869
Montana
632,958
South Carolina
2,988
New Hampshire
1.664
Vermont
21,835
Rhode Island
630,222
North Carolina
2,942
Kansas
1,661
Nebraska
21,834
Wyoming
600,195
South Dakota
2,935
Georgia
1,646
Idaho
21,480
Nevada
595,821
Oklahoma
2,878
Indiana
1,634
Oklahoma
21,468
Hawaii
592,815
Louisiana
2,843
Arkansas
1,628
West Virginia
21,448
Idaho
544,525
Tennessee
2,649
Nebraska
1,553
North Dakota
21,284
District of Columbia
439,795
Arkansas
2,558
Missoun
1,521
Maine
21,257
Delaware
429,392
Kentucky
2,463
Tennessee
1,521
Louisiana
21,198
North Dakota
421,752
Idaho
2,462
Florida
1,447
Arkansas
19,904
South Dakota
417,550
Alabama
2,420
Texas
1,432
Mississippi
19,447
Vermont
388,013
Utah
2 242
District of Columbia
South Dakota
18,781
Virginia
Mississippi
2.231
KICTE.--- Data not roportod
SOURCES: U.S. Departmerit of
National Education
U.S. Department of
and Current Expend
Commorce, Bureau of the Census, Governmut Finances Series, GF-87-3, "State Government Finaaces in 1987," 1988.
Association, Research Division, "Rankings of the States, 1988,
Education, National Center for Education Statistics, "Public Elementary and Secondary School Revenues
auras' Fiscal Year 1987: Final Tabulations; an:, Fiscal Yoar 1986: Rovised Tabulations,
E.D. TABS, 198.
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State Profiles
28
STATE OF ALABAMA
State Department of Education
501 Dexter Avenue
481 State Office Bldg.
Montgomery, Alabama 36130
Superintendent of Education: Wayne Teague
(205) 261-5156
Cooperative System Liaison: W.E. (Billy) Mellown, Jr.
(205) 261-5145
CCD Coordinator: Robert E. Lockwood
(205) 261-5241
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29
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 4,083,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 729,234
Total public schools
1,298
Total area of State 51,609 square miles
14.13 public school students per square mile
2.52 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $1733
Total State expenditure per capita
$1,551
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $312
(20.1% of total expendo- e per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$67,082
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30
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$12,511,000
National school lunch
$72,793,000
Chapter I
$72,841,000
School Improvement
$12,809,000
Impact aid
$8,089,000
Vocational/adult
$19,022,000
Handicapped
$38,497,000
Bilingual
$O
Indian
$871,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
0.6%
21.4%
Instruction
63.6%
State
66.3%
Federal
117%
.1111111111111
Noninstr uction
6 0%
Support services
30.4%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $2,822
ALABAMA - 2
31
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
30
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $2,420
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 132
regular school districts
129
(97.7%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
3
(2.3%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
VM
r/ 4/
A
V
4
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
.7
A
1,500
1,999 V
.4,,A
1,000
1,499
W,1
800
999
600
799
00
450
599
300
449
G
G
150
299
G
1 -
149
Size not reported
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0%)
6 agencies
(4.5%)
31 agencies
(23.5%)
53 agencies
(40.2%)
39 agencies
(29.5%)
3 agencies
(2.3%)
31
32
kABAMA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,298
1,285
(99.0%)
3
(0.2%)
4
(0.3%)
6
( 0.5%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative s+.:hools
C 55.9%
B 22 0%
1111001110
%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
Nn
\,,
x \\
\Nxe
0
10
M Schools
15
20
r
25
30
Students
35
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
PK,K,1 to 8
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
7 to 8,9
491
123
147
29
7,8 to 12
91
9,10,11 to 12
149
Other grades
268
Ungraded
0
Not reported
0
ALABAMA - 4
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33
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership
Prekindergarten:
by grade
Sixth:
55,025
Kindergarten:
54,454
Seventh:
59,245
First:
62,293
Eighth:
56,472
Second:
59,613
Ninth:
59,480
Third:
60,235
Tenth:
53,174
Fourth:
56,671
Eleventh:
49,834
Fifth:
56,996
Twelfth:
45,742
Ungraded:
0
,
,
A
C
B
Data not reported by State
0
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High c:tool completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
42,463
Other diploma
High school equivalency
3,041
Other completers
33
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = As lan/PacIfic Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
34
ALABAMA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
70,655
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
37,716
53.4%
Instructional aides
3,677
5.2%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
1,023
1.4%
Librarians/library support
1,207
1.7%
Administrative support
2,147
3.0%
Other support services
21,495
30.4%
Administrators :
School-based
1,910
2.7%
Other ofrclals/administrators
1 480
2.1%
25.0
20.0
15.0
10.0
5 0
0 0
20 4
20.7
19.3
19.9
\\\
Overall
Pi mar y
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.1
Teacher to administrator ratio
11.1
Average teacher salary
$23,200
A.ABAMA
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STATE OF ALASKA
State Department of Education
Pouch F
801 East 10th Street
Juneau, Alaska 99811
Commissioner of Education:
Cooperative System Liaison:
CCD Coordinator:
35
36
William G. Demmert
(907) 465-2800
Robert J. Silverman
(907) 465-2865
Joanne Van Patten
(907) 465-2865
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
413,000 79%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
525,)00)
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
105,678
Total public schools 456
Total area of State 586,412 square miles
0.18 public school students per square mile
0.08 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $9,318
Total State expenditure per capita
$8,412
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
er_itIcatIon per capita $1,305
( 15.5% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$176,351
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37
ALASKA - 1
A
FISCAL DATA
Federal akl to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$719,000
National school lunch
$7,193,000
Chapter I
$10,865,000
School improvement
$3,630,000
Impact aid
$70,523,000
Vocational/adult
$2,826,000
Handicapped
$4,120,000
Bilingual
$1,658,000
Indian
$6,969,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
State
63.7%
Local
Federal
11.7%
Instruction
66.1%
41140111P:Pd:diii
Support services
31.4%
Noninstr uc ton
2 5%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $6,772
pupil in membership $7,122
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Current expenditures per
AASKA - 2
38
38
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 56
regular school districts
55
(98.2%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
1
(1.8%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
.7
A
2000
,
2,499
1,500
1,999 W
1,000
1,499
A
800
999
600
799 W./
A
950
599
300
449
150
299
1
149 7/../
/./
Z
Size not reported
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0%)
3 agencies
(5.4%)
13 agencies
(23.2%)
10 agencies
( 17.9%)
30 agencies
(53.6%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
39
3.0,
A.ASKA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 456
420
(92.1%)
4
(0.9%)
2
(0.4%)
30
(6.6%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
Number of public schools by grade span category :
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
124
PK,K,1 to 8
17
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
10
7 to 8,9
16
7,8 to 12
12
9,10,11 to 12
31
Other grades
244
Ungraded
0
Not reported
2
AAso - 4
a
40
4 0
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership
Prekindergarten:
by grade
Sixth:
7,580
Kindergarten:
9,759
Seventh:
7,411
First:
10,567
Eighth:
7,278
Second:
9,186
Ninth:
7,549
Third:
8,645
Tenth:
7$181
Fourth:
8,273
Eleventh:
7,094
Fifth:
7,995
Twelfth:
7,160
Ungraded:
A
B
C
Data not reported by State
D
r__
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligibe for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
5,692
Other diploma
High school equivalency
_
Othei. completers
41
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
41
ALASKA - 5
a
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
7,285
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
6,113
83.9%
Instructional aides
277
3.8%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
112
1.5%
Librarians/library support
130
1.8%
Administrative support
73
1.0%
Other support services
27
0.4%
Administrators :
School-based
357
4.9%
Other officials/administrators
196
2.7%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 3
Overall
113
20 0
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
5.2
Teacher to administrator ratio
11.1
Average teacher salary
$39,769
kASKA
6
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STATE OF ARIZONA
State Department of Education
1535 West Jefferson
Phoenix, Arizona 85007
Superintendent of Public Instruction: C. Diane Bishop
(602) 542-4361
Cooperative System Liaison: Ed Sloat
(602) 542-5031
CCD Coordinator: Gene M. Gardner
(602) 542-3652
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GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
2,754,000 81%
Schoolaye
632,000 19%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 3,386,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools
572,421
Total public schools 965
Total area of State
113,909 square miles
5.03 public school students per square mile
0.85 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$1,971
Total State expenditure per capita
$1,744
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
educatlon per capita $322
( 18.5% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$84,663
45
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AilIZONA - 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$6,037,000
National school lunch
$34,657,000
Chapter I
$41,405,000
School Improvement
$9,106,000
Impact aid
$551980,000
Vocational/adult
$12,292,000
Handicapped
$18,851,000
Bilingual
$4,036,000
Indian
$4,875,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
4.7%
Local
38.0%
State
48.3%
Federal
9.0%
Instruction
5? 6%
111111110111110111,
Nonmstruct,on
2 g%
Support services
39A%
Figure 2.--Reveilues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
In membership $3,941
pupil In membership $3,436
ARIZONA - 2
46
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INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 242
regular school districts
240
(99.2%)
regional service agencies
2
(0.8%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500 -
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500 -
4,999
2,060
2,499
1,500 -
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
-
149
Size not reported
:
ril' A
rilz
r
fr
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 ager 'cies
(0.0%)
4 agencies
( 1.7%)
20 agencies
(8.3%)
23 agencies
(9.5%)
182 agencies
75.2%)
13 agencies
(L.4%)
47
46
ARIZONA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 965
933
(96.7%)
22
(2.3%)
4
( 0.4%)
8
(0.6%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternaEve schools
C 51.4%
Flgure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category
:
Cy
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
10
20
30
40
50
60
ScnOols
En Students
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
PK,K,1 to 8
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
7 to 8,9
436
155
64
89
7,8 to 12
8
9,10,11 to 12
130
Other grades
47
Ungraded
11
Not reported
25
ARIZONA - 4
48
47
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
0
Kindergarten:
49,182
First:
53,285
Second:
48,711
Third:
45,990
Fourth:
44,032
Fifth:
43,353
500 Thousands
400
300
200
100
0
UTIZ'lZ__
D
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
41,104
Seventh:
41,305
Eighth:
40,269
Ninth:
43,183
Tenth:
40,840
Eleventh:
38951
Twelfth:
36,513
Ungraded:
5,703
High school complete* (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
29,549
Other diploma
High school equivalency
9,074
Other completers
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
ARIZONA
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
59,095
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
30,707
52.0%
Instructional aides
4,564
7.7%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
739
1.3%
Librdrians/library support
1,144
1.9%
Administrative support
4,628
7.8%
Other support services
14,771
25.0%
Administrators :
School-based
1,335
2.3%
Other officials/administrators
1,207
2.0%
25.0
20 0
18.6
15.0
10.0
5.0
0.0
Overall
Primary
Middle
20 9
18 8
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.1
Teacher to administrator ratio
12.1
Average teacher salary $25,972
ARIZONA - 6
50
STATE OF ARKANSAS
Department of Education
#4 Capitol Mall
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1071
Acting Director, General Education Div.: Diane Sydoriak
(501) 682-4475
Cooperative System Liaison: Jimmy Moore
(501) 682-4258
CCD Coordinator: Robert Shaver
(501) 682-4256
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
1,913,000 80%
/
School-age
475,000 20%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populatIons
(Total population
2,388,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 437,036
Total public schools
1,112
Total area of State
53,104 square miles
8.23 public school students per square mile
2.09 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $1,628
Total State expenditure per capita
$1,454
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $305
( 21.0% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$67,019
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51
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$5,837,000
National school lunch
$35,896,000
Chapter I
$51,016,000
School Improvement
$7,277,000
Impact aid
$2,230,000
Vocational/adult
$10,910,000
Handicapped
$15,770,000
Bilingual
$145,000
Indian
$41,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
0.2%
Local
3 5%
Aate
54 13%
Federal
11596
Instruction
62 0%
1111000111111
Noninstruc Lion
1 7%
Support services
33 3%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $2,541
pupil in membership $2,558
ARKANSAS - 2
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 352
regular school districts
331
(94.0%)
regional service agencies
18
(5.1%)
State-operated agencies
3
(0.9%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
a
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
r A
5,000
7,499 r 4
2,500 -
4,999
V
4
2,000
2,499 r
ZZ A
1,500
1,999 r
A
1,000
1,499
Z=a2
800
999
500
799 r
./Z
Af / A
450
599 : / / l/
././ /
1
300
449 r
../
./..a
150
299
1
-
149 7 A
Size not reported
D.
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 tc 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0%)
3 agencies
(0.9%)
9 agencies
(2.6%)
35 agencies
(9.9%)
282 agencies
(80.1%)
23 agencies
(6.5%)
55
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NIKANSAS
3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,112
1,112 (100.0%)
0
(0.0%)
0
(0.0%)
0
(0.0%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
D 36.3%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urtmn Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
0
10
20
30
40
50
SO
Sc no.)lc
iL2J studenic;
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
PK,K,1 to 8
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
7 to 8,9
541
5
76
78
7,8 to 12
237
9,10,11 to 12
102
Other grades
73
Ungraded
0
Not reported
0
ARKANSAS - 4
56
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STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
Kindergarten:
33,695
First:
37,225
Second:
35,263
Third.
33,693
Fourth:
32,468
Fifth:
32,686
Figure 7.--Public sciiool membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
32,110
Seventh:
33,743
Eighth:
33,810
Ninth:
33,489
Tenth:
33,337
Eleventh:
32,346
Twelfth:
29,499
Ungraded:
3,672
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
27,101
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
57
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
5 5
C`IKANSAS
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
47,741
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
25,572
53.6%
Instructional aides
2,587
5.4%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
976
2.0%
Librarians/library support
897
1.9%
Administrative support
2,414
51%
Other support services
12,774
26.8%
Administrators :
School-based
1,306
2.7%
Other officials/administrators
1,215
2.5%
20 0
15 0
10.0
5 0
0.0
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.2
Teacher to administrator ratio
10.1
Average teacher salary
$19,904
ARKANSAS
6
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
State Department of Education
721 Capitol Mall
Sacramento, California 94244-2720
Superintendent of Public Instruction:
Bill Honig
(916) 445-4338
Cooperative System Liaison: William L. Padia
(916) 322-5010
CCD Coordinator:
J. Vincent Madden
(916) 445-0775
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Schon1 dge
5,110(1,0(3(1 18%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
27,663,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 4,489,322
Total idublic schools
7,123
Total area of State
158,693 square miles
28.29 public school students per square mile
4.49 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$2,543
Total State expenditure per capita
$2,259
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $488
(21.6% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$109,523
CALIFORNIA
1
61
58
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$59,910,000
National school lunch
$311,527,000
Chapter I
$418,731,000
School improvement
$71,278,000
Impact ald
$62,243,000
Vocational/adult
$81,461,000
Handicapped
$159,323,000
Bilingual
$33,682,000
Indian
$3,748,000
Revenues and exp3nditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
0 1%
Local
Noniristruc
3 1%
Supporl servicer,
410 8%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $3,933
C4LIFORNIA - 2
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
62
5 9
Current expenditures per
pupil In membership $3,772
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
1,157
regular school districts
1,084
(93.7%)
regional service agencies
67
(5.8%)
State-operated agencies
6
(0.5%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
d,000
2,499
1,500 -
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
BOO
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
0
50
100
150
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
3 agencies
(0.3%)
41 agencies
(3.5%)
141 agencies
( 12.2%)
192 agencies
( 16.6%)
708 agencies
(61.2%)
72 agencies
(6.2%)
63
60
CALIFORNIA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
7,123
6,V0
(96.7%)
156
(2.2%)
0
(0.0%)
77
(1.1%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
`..
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
urtmn Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
Vir/
rf/
10
20
30
40
Sohools
MI Students
50
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
3,836
PK,K,1 to 8
538
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
475
7 to 8$
514
7,8 to 12
123
9,10,11 to 12
1,114
Other grades
395
Ungraded
125
Not reported
3
CALIFORNIA
4
64
61
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
0
Kindergarten:
392,112
First:
393,533
Second:
366,613
Third:
347,207
Fourth:
335,078
Fifth:
330,395
2500
Thousands
,
2000
,
1,500
1,000
500
0
A
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
319,686
Seventh:
321,898
Eighth:
311,579
Ninth:
345,654
Tenth:
345,144
Eleventh:
332,980
Twelfth:
266,028
Ungraded:
81,415
Legend :
A = American Inclian/Alaskan Native
B = Aslan/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1906-87):
Regular diploma
237,414
Other diploma
10,742
High school equivalency
17,000
Other completers
1,824
CALIFORNIA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
Instructional staff :
39 ,,299
Total teachers
195,864
49.9%
Instructional aides
49,985
12.7%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
5,332
1.4%
Librarians/library support
1,188
0.3%
Administrative support
41,079
10.5%
Other support services
74,219
18.9%
Administrators :
School-based
14,531
3.7%
Other officials/administrators
10,101
2.6%
30 0
25.0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
2 2 3
H
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.0
Teacher to administrator ratio
8.0
Average teacher salary $31,219
CALIFORNIA
6
66
STATE OF COLORADO
State Department of Education
201 East Colfax Avenue
Goldbelt Building
Denver, Colorado 80203-1705
Commissioner of Education: William T. Randall
(303) 866-6806
Cooperative System Liaison: Jo Ann Keith
(303) 866-6837
CCD Coordinator: Jo Ann Keith
(303) 866-6837
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
3,296,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 560,236
Total public schools
1,323
Total area of State
104,247 square miles
5.37 public school students per square mile
1.27 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $2,040
Total State expenditure per capita $1,655
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $295
( 17.8% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$98,793
a)LORADO
1
69
65
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$2,449,000
National school lunch
$27,177,000
Chapter I
$36,348,000
School Improvement
$9,169,000
Impact ald
$7,283,000
Vocational/adult
$11,312,000
Handicapped
$18,066,000
Bilingual
$2,230,000
Indian
$250,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $4,290
OOLORADO - 2
A
66
Instruction
59 7%/
Noninstruction
2 1%
Support services
38 2%
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
70
Current expenditures per
pupil In membership $3,814
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 199
regular school districte
177
( 88.9%)
regional service agencies
21
( 10.6%)
State-operated agencies
1
( 0.5%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
( 0.0%)
25,000 or more 1
10,000
24,999 V/
Z.
7,500
9,999
A
5,000
7,499
A
2,500
4,999
IZ/Z
2,000
2,499
P.7
1,500
1,999
A
1,000
1,499 W./
A
800
999 V
A
600
799 V
A
450
599 trir
300
449
ZZ
150
-
299 Nriari
1
149
A
Size not reported
1,3
0
10
15
20
25
30
35
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
2 agencies
( 1.0%)
11 agencies
( 5.5%)
13 agencies
( 6.5%)
27 agencies
( 13.6%)
128 agencies
( 64.3%)
18 agencies
( 9.0%)
71
6 7
COLORADO - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,323
1,269
( 95.9%)
12
(0.9%)
14
( 1.1%)
28
(2.1%)
regular whools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
B 8 7
! 3
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Latge Town
Small Town
Rural
\11\\%./
y
1/4,
W/
A
10
20
30
4 0
M} Schools M Students
50
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
PK,K,1 to 8
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
7 to 8,9
727
16
121
107
7,8 to 12
69
9,10,11 to 12
190
Other grades
57
Ungraded
14
Not reported
22
COLORADO
4
72
G8
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
2,333
Sixth:
39,316
Kindergarten:
47,065
Seventh:
39,752
First:
49,274
Eighth:
38,541
Second:
46,132
Ninth:
42,018
Third:
43,793
Tenth:
41,889
Fourth:
41,406
Eleventh:
42,006
Fifth:
40,805
Twelfth:
39,231
Ungraded:
6,675
500
Thousands
400
300
200
100
A
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
34.200
1
73
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
CCLORADO - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
59,263
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
31,168
52.6%
Instructional aides
4,052
6.8%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
990
1.7%
Librarians/library support
1,690
2.9%
Administrative support
5,101
8.6%
Other support services
12,854
21.7%
Administrators :
School-based
2,421
4.1%
Other officials/administrators
987
1.7%
25 0
20 0
15 0
'10 0
5 0
0 0
NZ
Overall
Primary
Middle
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.1
Teacher to administrator ratio
9.1
Average teacher salary $27,387
Q)LORADO
6
70
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
State Department of Education
165 Capitol Avenue
Room 308, State Office Bldg.
Hartford, Connecticut 06106
Commissioner of Education: Gerald N. Tirozzi
(203) 566-5061
Cooperative System Liaison: Pascal D. Forgione, Jr.
(203) 566-2201
CCD Coordinator: David Cleaver
(203) 566-5635
75
71
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
3,211,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 465,465
Total public schools 970
Total area of State
5,009 square miles
92.93 public school students per square mile
19.37 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$2,305
Total State expenditure per capita
$2,076
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $273
( 13.1% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$128,668
77
72
CONNECTICUT -
1
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$1,250,000
National school lunch
$20,822,000
Chapter I
$41,398,000
School improvement
$8,647,000
Impact aid
$6,525,000
Vocational/adult
$10,360,000
Handicapped
$21,303,000
Bilingual
$447,000
Indian
$35,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $5,559
OONNECTICUT - 2
Instruction
64 2%
.1111110001110 .001P
Support servI(.1:,:,
3,1 0%
NOnms!r tic t Ion
8%
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
78
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $5,150
73
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
176
regular school districts
166
( 94.3%)
regional service agencies
6
( 3.4%)
State-operated agencies
4
( 2.3%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
( 0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600 -
799
450
599
300
419
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
r4r
:pa
r z ./z
ze
ze
;7
A
W./
V A
0
10
20
30
40
c0
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools
:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
4 agencies
(2.3%)
23 agencies
( 13.1%)
54 agencies
( 30.7%)
92 agencies
( 52.3%)
3 agencies
( 1.7%)
CONNECTICUT - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 970
918
(94.6%)
17
(1.8%)
18
(1.9%)
17
(1.8%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 61 2%
B 11 3%
A
1.7%
llllHO
liD11127:E
Figure 5.Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
\
\\IX \
N
V/ 4
\\ \> N
V/
/ // /47/4
N
V,
0
5
10
15
20
35
40
Sc hools
EM Students
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
PK,K,1 to 8
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
7 to 8,9
502
55
98
61
7,8 to 12
19
9,10,11 to 12
144
Other grades
72
Ungraded
17
Not reported
2
CONNECTICUT - 4
80
75
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
3,830
Kindergarten:
38,426
First:
39,627
Second:
35,361
Third:
33,953
Fourth:
32,489
Fifth:
31,986
400
300
200
100
Thousands
A
17777T77.71
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
30,877
Seventh:
31,984
Eighth:
31,729
Ninth:
34,707
Tenth:
34,202
Eleventh:
35,480
Twelfth:
34,805
Ungraded:
16,009
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
!41
Other diploma
2,363
High school equivalency
4,612
Other 3ompleters
=1
81
76
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
CONNECTICUT - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
Instructional staff :
40,214
Total teachers
35,050
87.2%
Instructional aides
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
2,055
5.1%
Llbrarlans/Ilbrary support
635
1.6%
Administrative support
0
0.0%
Other support services
Administrators :
School-based
1,457
3.6%
Other officials/admInistrators
1,017
2.5%
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
6.8
Teacher to administrator ratio
14.2
Average teacher salary $28,902
CONNECTICUT - 6
82
77
STATE OF DELAWARE
State Department of Public Instruction
P.O. Box 1402-Townsend Bldg., #279
Federal & Lockerman Streets
Dover, Delaware 19903
Superintendent of Public Instruction: William B. Keene
(302) 736-4601
Cooperative System Liaison: Wilmer E. Wise
(302) 736-4583
CCD Coordinator: Frank Arbaugh
(302) 736-4583
83
78
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 644,M0)
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 95,659
Total public schools
167
Total area of State
2,057 square miles
46.50 public school students per square mile
8.12 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$3,075
Total State expenditure per capita $2,412
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $384
( 15.9% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$101,791
DELAWARE - 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$924,000
National school lunch
$4,954,000
Chapter I
$11,091,000
School Improvement
$3,630,000
Impact aid
$60,000
Vocational/adult
$4,588,000
Handicapped
$4,133,000
Bilingual
$50,000
Indian
$0
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
State
69 2%
Instruction
66.8%
11110101001
SUppOr t services
30 8%
Non ins tr uc t ion
2 4%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $4,548
pupil in membership $4,429
CELAWARE - 2
86
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 22
regular school districts
19
(86.4%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
3
(13.6%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
2,1,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7A99
2,500
9,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1A99
800
999
Size not reported
300
150
1
9
119
599
_-ZA
299
19
450
600
799
0
1777
il"
of
fitZIZZ
"Z/
ZJZI7
ZZ ZZIZ A
wilMZZa
V/ A
3
4
5
6
7
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by niembeisi lip size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0%)
1 agencies
(4.5%)
7 agencies
( 31.8%)
5 agencies
(22.7%)
6 agencies
( 27.3%)
3 agencies
( 13.6%)
67
81
CEL4WARE
3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
167
144
(86.2%)
17
(10.2%)
6
(3.6%)
0
(0.0%)
regular schools
spedal education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
ii y
Urtmn Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
777'7'
LI
1 0
2 0
3 0
41J
= sr no
117A
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
PK,K,1 to 8
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
7 to 8,9
62
1
18
13
7,8 to 12
6
9,10,11 to 12
24
Other grades
42
Ungraded
0
Not reported
1
CELAWARE - 4
88
82
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by graJe
Prekindergarten:
281
Kindergarten:
7,772
First:
9,103
Second:
7,941
Third:
7,455
Fourth:
7,027
Fifth:
6,786
Thousands
70
50
50
40
30
20
10
0
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 18.7
Sixth:
6,570
Seventh:
7,068
Eighth:
6,711
Ninth:
7,684
Tenth:
7,576
Eleventh:
6,818
Twelfth:
6,867
Ungraded:
0
Legend :
A - American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = H,spanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Rcgular diploma
5,895
Other diploma
479
High school equivalency
784
Other completers
74
89
83
DELAWARE -
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
10,790
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
5,951
55.2%
Instructional aides
718
6.7%
Support servic..'s staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
174
1.6%
Librarians/library support
175
1.6%
Administrative support
741
6.9%
Other support services
2,512
23.3%
Administrators :
School-based
374
3.5%
Other officials/administrators
145
1.3%
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
17 9
15 7
Overall
Primary
NA,cldle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
leve's
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.2
Teacher to administrator ratio
11.5
Average teacher salary
$27,467
DELAWARE - 6
90
84
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
District of Columbia Public Schools
415 Twelfth Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20004
Superintendent of Public Schools: Andrew E. Jenkins
(202) 724-4222
Cooperative System Liaison:
91
CCD Coordinator:
85
David L. Huie
(202) 727-6217
David L. Huie
(202) 727-6217
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
\
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90,011C1 1,1%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
622,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools
86,435
Total public schools
188
Total area of State 67 square miles
1,290.07 public school students per square mile
280.60 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue psr capita
Total State expenditure per capita
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita --
(% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$316,385
93
86
DSTRICT OF CnLUMB1A -
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$1,575,000
National school lunch
$9,053,000
Chapter I
$14,342,000
School improvement
$3,630,000
Impact ald
$1,026,000
Vocational/adult
$8,863,000
Handicapped
$1,966,000
Bilingual
$1,032,000
Indian
$125,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary,'"econdary education
Local
88A%
State
0.6%
Federal
10.3%
Intermediate
0 7%
Instruction
69.0%
111111111111111111
NoninslruCHori
5 5%
Support services
30.1%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Current expenditures per
in membership $5,137
pupil In membership $5,153
DSTRICT OF OoLUMBIA - 2
94
87
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
1
regular school districts
1
(100.0%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
( 0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,999
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,199
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,199
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
149
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
/1":"
ZIA
0
0.2
0 4
0.6
0 8
1
1 2
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
0 agencies
0 agencies
0 agencies
0 agencies
0 agencies
95
(100.0%)
(0.0%)
(0.0%)
(0.0%)
(0.0%)
(0.0%)
88
DSTRICT OF COLUMBIA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementaly/secondary schools reported
188
166
(88.3%)
15
(8.0%)
7
(3.7%)
0
(0.0%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
\
\
D 25 1%
B 8.1%
A 16%
E 7 0%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membershii)
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 7 .9
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category
:
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Aura!
\ \\.
\ki.
/ / /
// /
20
40
60
dO
100
scnools
Sludents
120
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and studer's
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
PK,K,1 to 8
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
7 to 8,9
110
6
4
26
7,8 to 12
0
9,10,11 to 12
14
Other grades
6
Ungraded
20
Not reported
2
DSTRICT OF COLUMBIA- 4
96
89
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
3,436
Kindergarten:
6,579
First:
7,587
Second:
7,033
Third:
6,448
Fourth:
6,055
Fifth:
5,803
Thousands
100r
80
60
10
20
0
77-727772A
A
v77-7-mm
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 42.1
Sixth:
5,303
Seventh:
5,987
Eighth:
5,710
Ninth:
5,665
Tenth:
5,650
Eleventh:
5,91
Twelfth:
4,806
Ungraded:
4,982
High school compieters (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
3,842
Other diploma
High school equivalency
958
Other completers
s.111.
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = As Ian/Pacific Islander
C = HIspenic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
DSTRICT OF OOLUMBIA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
11,130
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
6,232
56.0%
Instructional aides
636
5.7%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
273
2.5%
Librarians/library support
182
1.6%
Administrative surport
404
3.6%
Other support services
2,662
23.9%
Administrators :
School-based
296
2.7%
Other officials/administrators
445
4.0%
t)
I
1
r)
I
.1 .1
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.3
Teacher to administrator ratio
Average teacher salary $33,797
DSTR1CT OF COLUMBIA
6
8.4
98
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STATE OF FLORIDA
State Department of Education
Capitol Building, Room PL 116
Tallahassee, Florida 32399
Commissioner of Education: Batty Castor
(904) 487-1785
Cooperative System Liaison:
Larry Hutcheson
(904) 488-5270
CCD Coordinator: G. Lavan Dukes, Jr.
(904) 487-2280
99
92
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
10,131,000 84%
School- age
1,892,000 16%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
12,023,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools
1,664,774
Total public schools 2,379
Total area of State 58,560 square miles
28.43 public school students per square mile
4.06 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$1,447
Total State expenditure per capita
$1,283
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita
$303
( 23.6% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$96,174
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$22,096,000
National school lunch
$124,294,000
Chapter I
$170,990,000
School improvement
$27,436,000
Impact ald
$10,710,000
Vocational/adult
$38,734,000
Handicapped
$64,665,000
Bilingual
$3,371,000
Indian
$88,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
38.6%
Federal
7 2%
Instruction
57
10000000101111
Noninstruc lion
3 4%
Support services
39 4%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
In membership $4,113
FLORIDA - 2
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
102
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $3,515
94
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 67
regular school districts
67
(100.0%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999 V
Z./Z=Z222=2=Za
7,500
5,000
9,999
7,499
vilr
r
I.
2,500 -
4,999
2,000
2,499
TZ
A
1,500
1,999 V/
A
1,000
1,499
800
999
600 -
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
-
149
Size not reuorteci
r
0
5
10
15
20
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
8 agencies
( 11.9%)
15 agencies
(22.4%)
22 agencies
(32.8%)
14 agencies
(20.9%)
8 agencies
( 11.9%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
103
95
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INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
2,379
2,046
( 86.0%)
81
(3.4%)
101
(4.3%)
151
(6.4%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
2 0
Scnools
4 0
50
Students
n
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
1,230
PK,K,1 to 8
20
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
226
7 to 8,9
99
7,8 to 12
58
9,10,11 to 12
257
Other grades
275
Ungraded
0
Not reported
214
FLORIDA
4
.%
104
96
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
5,939
Kindergarten:
145,384
First:
143,854
Second:
130,833
Third:
127,904
Fourth:
121,543
Fifth:
120,423
1,200
Thousands
1,000
800
600
400
200
0
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage ot school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 31.6
Sixth:
119,972
Seventh:
127,935
Eighth:
128,022
Ninth:
142,788
Tenth:
135,151
Eleventh:
117,937
Twelfth:
97,109
Ungraded:
0
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Aslan/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school compers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diplcrna
82,184
Other diploma
1,508
High school equivalency
12,241
Other completers
954
105
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R_ORIDA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
184,608
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
95,857
51.9%
Instructional aides
17,564
9.5%
Support services staff
Guidance counselors/directors
4,020
2.2%
Librarians/library support
2,421
1.3%
Administrative support
0
0.0%
Other support services
56,461
30.6%
Administrators :
School-based
5,567
3.0%
Other officials/administrators
2,718
1.5%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
18 4
19 5
17.8
ull
Iverah
Pr unaT y
middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.1
Teacher to administrator ratio
11.6
Average teacher salary
$23,833
FLORIDA
6
4
106
98
STATE OF GEORGIA
State Department of Education
Twin Towers East - Capitol Square
Atlanta, Georgia 30334-5020
Superintendent of Schools: Werner Rogers
(404) 656-2800
Cooperative System Liaison: Susan Tyson
(404) 656-2661
CCD Coordinator: M. Eugene Wallace, Jr.
(404) 656-2400
107
99
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$16,195,000
National school lunch
$94,568,000
Chapter I
$95,608,000
School Improvement
$18,390,000
Impact aki
$7,043,000
Vocational/adult
$29,11C,000
Handicapped
$32,836,000
Bilingual
$192,000
Indian
$19,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
33 2%
Federal
7.1%
Instruction
62.8%
410
H
011011111
Noninstruction
2 7%
Support services
34 5%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,382
pupil in membership $3,148
aORGIA - 2
109
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GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
4,963,000 80%
School-age
1,259,000 20%
Figure 1.--School-age aid other populations
(Total population 6,222,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
1,110,947
Total public schools 1,724
Total area of State 58,876 square miles
18.87 public school students per square mile
2.93 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$1,646
Total State expenditure per capita
$1,456
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $370
( 25.4% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$82,668
110
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 186
regular school districts
186
( 100.0%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500 -
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500 -
4,999
V i
7
4
Pf
A
7
4
K
/7
I'
2,000
2,499
A
1,500
1,999 V
Z/Z //A
1,000
1,499 V
4
800 -
999
600
799
%
r.,
450
599
3
300 -
449
VA
150
299
%.2
1
149
Size not reported
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
/0
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
2 agencies
9 agencies
29 agencies
54 agencies
92 agencies
0 agencies
( 1.1%)
(4.8%)
( 15.6%)
(29.0%)
(49.5%)
(0.0%)
111
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GEORGIA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,724
1,711
(99.3%)
5
(0.3%)
2
(0.1%)
6
(0.3%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
otner and alternative schools
B 26.2%
C 59.5%
A 2.3%
E 1.0%
D 110%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
\kW\
R
W
N
\1k.
N
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
[M] Schools
[M] Sludenl.s
35
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
PK,K,1 to 8
41
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
216
7 to 8,9
69
7,8 to 12
98
9,10,11 to 12
202
Other grades
324
Ungraded
Not reported
4
ctORGIA
4
112
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
Sixth:
80,579
111111
Kindergarten:
92,592
Seventh:
83,067
First:
97,353
Eighth:
80,797
Second:
92,812
Ninth:
93,881
Third:
89,630
Tenth:
75,196
Fourth:
83,226
Eleventh:
73,904
Fifth:
82,210
Twelfth:
65,703
Ungraded:
19,997
,
A
13
C
D
Data not reported by State
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligIble for
free-lunch program = 27.5
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, r.
4ispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
60,018
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other compieters
113
104
GEORGIA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
121,420
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
62,280
51.3%
Instructional aides
11,898
9.8%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
1,319
1.1%
Librarians/library support
1,859
1.5%
Administrative support
9,889
8.1%
Other support services
29,433
24.2%
Administrators :
School-based
4,105
3.4%
Other officials/administrators
637
0.5%
25 0
20.0
15.0
10.0
5.0
0 0
17.6
17.6
17 4
19.6
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.1
Teacher to administrator ratio
13.1
Average teacher salary $24,200
CORGIA - 6
114
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STATE OF HAWAII
Department of Education
Post Office Box 2360
1390 Miller Street, #307
Honolulu, Hawaii 96804
0
(,
Superintendent of Education: Charles Toguchi
(808) 548-6405
Cooperative System Liaison: Carl Sakata
(808) 548-5206
CCD Coordinator: Carl Sakata
(808) 548-5206
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
1,083,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools
166,160
Total public schools 229
Total area of State 6,450 square miles
25.76 public school students per square mile
3.55 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue taw capita $2,922
Total State expenditure per capita
$2,414
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $474
( 19.6% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$98,571
117
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1
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$2,291,000
National school lunch
$14,727,000
Chapter I
$10,873,000
School improvement
$3,630,000
Impact akl
$20,926,000
Vocational/adult
$4,864,000
Handicapped
$4,030,000
Bilingual
$1,017,000
Indian
$12,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
State
88.1%
.Local
OA%
Federal
11.8%
Instruction
61.1%
1111111111111
Noninstruction
5 3%
Support services
33.6%
Figure 2.Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,601
pupil in membership $3,503
HAWAII-2
118
108
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
1
regular school districts
1
(100.0%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000 -
7,499
2,500 -
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
( 100.0%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
119
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 229
227
(99.1%)
2
(0.9%)
0
(0.0%)
0
(0.0%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 513%
A 8.3%
E 1.8%
D 9.2%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
10
2
30
50
EM Schools
r-M Students
00
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
146
PK,K,1 to 8
12
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
4
7 to 8,n
22
7,8 to 12
7
9,10,11 to 12
24
Other grades
11
Ungraded
2
Not reported
1
HAWAII - 4
120
1
0
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
250
Kindergarten:
13,888
First:
13,975
Second:
13,562
Third:
12,875
Fourth:
12,162
Fifth:
12,057
140
Thousands
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
A
Figure 7.--Public school membership by raclal/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 24.8
Sixth:
11,526
Seventh:
10,707
Eighth:
10,865
Ninth:
11,791
Tenth:
11,454
Eleventh:
11,621
Twelfth:
10,476
Ungraded:
8,951
High school compieters (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
10,371
Other diploma
1,805
High school equivalency
Other completers
120
121
lii
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
18,036
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
7,684
42.6%
instructional aides
1,339
7.4%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
441
2.4%
Librarians/library support
258
1.4%
Administrative support
0
0.0%
Other support services
7,710
42.7%
Administrators :
School-based
420
2.3%
Other officials/administrators
184
1.0%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
00
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
0.7
Teacher to administrator ratio
12.7
Average teacher salary $26,815
H4WAII
6
122
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STATE OF IDAHO
State Department of Education
650 West State Street
Boise, Idaho 83720
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Jerry L. Evans
(208) 334-3300
CoorLrative System Liaison: Marian J. Hy len
(208) 334-3330
CCD Coordinator: Marian J. Hy len
(208) 334-3330
123
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GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 998,000)
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 212,444
Total public schools 565
Total area of State 83,557 square mlles
2.54 public school students per square mile
0.68 public schools per 100 square mlles
Total State revenue per capita
$1,872
Total State expenditure per capita $1,608
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $318
( 19.8% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$59,058
125
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FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
Vstional school breakfast
$500,000
National school lunch
$12,003,000
Chapter I
$14,213,000
School improvement
$3,630,000
Impact ald
$4,497,000
Vocational/adult
$4,882,000
Handicapped
$6,834,000
Bilingual
$519,000
Indian
$319,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
Instruction
61.1%
111011111111I1p1111
Noninstruction
4.6%
Support services
34.4%
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Current expenditures per
in membership $2,613
pupil in membership $2,462
bmici - 2
126
15
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 115
regular school districts
115
(100.0%)
regional seMce agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
7,500
5,000
21,999
9,999
7,499
ue'ZZA
r 42
.
2,500
4,999 r
ZZ
A
2,000
2,499 V
4
1,500
1,999 r z
./Z
A
1,000
1,499 r
A
800
999
600
799 V
A
150
599 7/ f7
A
300
119 r
ZAle,
A
150
299 re ./Z
1
119 fir "/
A
Size not reported
4
0
5
10
15
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0%)
1 agencies
(0.9%,
13 agencies
( 11.3%,
24 agencies
( 20.9%)
77 agencies
(67.0%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
127
116
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 565
549
( 97.2%)
13
(2.3%)
1
(0.2%)
2
(0.3%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 46.7%
D 32,0%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
/4
10
20
Schools
30
A
40
50
Students
60
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
273
PK,K,1 to 8
23
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
ao
7 to 8,9
56
7,8 to 12
39
9,10,11 to 12
76
Other grades
44
Ungraded
14
Not reported
bAHo
4
128
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STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
0
Sixth:
15,948
Kindergarten:
17,354
Seventh:
15,806
First:
18,287
Eighth:
15,503
Second:
17,947
Ninth:
15,000
Third:
17,583
Tenth:
14,772
Fourth:
16,968
Eleventh:
14,647
Fifth:
16,633
Twelfth:
13,886
Ungraded:
2,130
Legend :
A = American Indlan/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
0
A
B
c
D
E
Data not reported by State
Figure T.Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 19.3
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
12,243
Other diploma
27
High school equivalency
927
Other cornpleters
5
129
118
bmio
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
16,205
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
10,258
63.3%
Instructional aides
923
5.7%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
244
1.5%
Librarians/library support
307
1.9%
Administrative support
754
4.7%
Other support services
2,888
17.8%
Administrators :
School-based
532
3.3%
Other officials/administrators
299
1.8%
30 0
25.0
20 0
15.0
10 0
5 0
0.0
Overall
Primary
22.7
20 7
19 3
16 9
iiddle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.7
Teacher to administrator ratio
12.3
Average teacher saiary $21,480
bAHo
6
130
H9
STATE OF ILLINOIS
State Board of Education
100 North First Street
Springfield, Illinois 62777
Superintendent of Education:
Robert Leininger
(217) 782-2221
Cooperative System Liaison: Sally Pancrazio
(217) 782-0342
131
CCD Coordinator:
Dennis Powell
(217) 782-4313
120
4
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
9,408,000 81%
Figure 1.School-age and other populations
(Total population
11,582,000)
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools
1,811,446
Total public schools 4,263
Total area of State 56,400 square miles
32.12 public school students per square mile
7.56 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $1,781
Total State expenditure per capita $1,625
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $286
(17.6% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$95,869
LLINOIS -
133
121
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$11,380,000
National school lunch
$115,064,000
Chapter I
$165,262,000
School improvement
$34,203,000
impact aid
$11,035,000
Vocational/adult
$41,996,000
Handicapped
02,542,000
Bilingual
$3,449,000
Indian
$130,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
56.5%
S a e
39.1%
Fetleral
4 3%
Instruction
59.8%
Noninstruction
3 5%
Support services
36.8%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,301
pupil In membership $3,541
ILINOIS - 2
134
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
1,069
regular school districts
986
( 92.2%)
regional service agencies
46
( 4.3%)
State-operated agencies
5
( 0.5%)
Federally operated and
other types
32
( 3.0%)
25,000 or more
ra
10,000
24,999
F.A
7,500
9,999 f
5,000
7A99
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500 -
1,999
1,000
1,499
dr9W/
ZZ A
800
999
600
799
Z2MEMEMM
150
599
300
449
150 -
299
1
149 r
ZIZZZE=
Size not reported
0
20
40
60
80
120
140
160
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
(0.1% )
8 agencies
(0.7%)
42 agencies
( 3.9%)
174 agencies
( 16.3%)
792 agencies
( 74.1%)
52 agencies
( 4.9%)
135
123
ILLINOIS - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 4,263
3,963
(93.0%)
210
( 4.9%)
45
( 1.1%)
45
( 1.1%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocatlonal schools
other and alternative schools
B 8 1%
A 3 3%
10 5%
D 3.1%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C
300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 09
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
0
10
20
30
Schools
EMI Students
50
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
1,591
PK,K,1 to 8
774
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
386
7 to 8,9
279
7,8 to 12
22
9,10,11 to 12
661
Other grades
362
Ungraded
144
Not reported
44
LINOS - 4
136
I 24
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
24,541
Kindergarten:
131,000
First:
142,619
Second:
142,121
Third:
135,188
Fourth:
128,340
Fifth:
127,887
Thousands
1,400
1,200
1,000
800
600
400
200
0
V27777771
A
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
122,444
Seventh:
124,138
Eighth:
121,278
Ninth:
133,308
Tenth:
135,447
Eleventh:
131,210
Twelfth:
123,049
Ungraded:
88,880
Legend :
A - American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
116,075
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other compIeters
137
2 5
LLINOIS
5
STAFF DATA
Total education taff
186,595
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
105,217
56.4%
Instructional aides
11,555
6.2%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
2,686
1.4%
Llbrarlans/library support
3,823
2.0%
Administrative support
0
0.0%
Other support services
57,372
30.7%
Administrators
School-based
4,236
2.3%
Other officials/administrators
1,706
0.9%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5.0
0.0
17 2
18.6
16.9
15 8
LI
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.3
Teacher to administrator ratio
17.7
Average teacher salary $28,238
ILLINOIS - 6
A
138
1 2 G
STATE OF INDIANA
State Department of Education #229
100 North Capitol Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-2798
Superintendent of Public Instruction:
H. Dean Evans
(317) 232-6612
Cooperative System Liaison: Michael Huffman
(317) 232-0808
CCD Coordinator: Wallace E. Nel list
(317) 232-0808
139
) 27
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 5,531,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools
964,129
Total public schools
1,926
Total area of State 36,291 square mlles
26.57 public school students per square mile
5.31 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $1,634
Total State expenditure per capita $1,508
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $307
( 20.4% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$78,341
NDIANA - 1
141
1 28
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$3,381,000
National school lunch
$44,812,000
Chapter I
$55,938,000
School improvement
$17,097,000
Impact ald
$1,726,000
Vocational/adult
$23,769,000
Handicapped
$1,644,000
Bilingual
$779,000
Indian
$22,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermeliate
0.2%
Local
36.8%
State
58.1%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
Instruction
62 8%
Federal
4.9%
11011101011111111
Noninstruction
2.2%
Support serviLos
34 9%
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,686
pupil in membership $3,213
INDIANA - 2
142
129
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 331
regular school districts
303
(91.5%)
regional service agencies
24
(7.2%)
State-operated agencies
3
(0.9%)
Federally operated and
other types
1
(0.3%)
25,000 or more
10,000
7,500
5,000
24,999
9,999
7,499
V
A
7
A
2,500
4,999
2,000 -
2,499
1,500
1,999
/Z.
1,000
1,499
F100
999
600
799 7
A
450
599
300
449
r."
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
iso
A
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools :
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0%)
7 agencies
(2.1%)
40 agencies
(12.1%)
93 agencies
(28.1%)
186 agencies
(58.2%)
5 agencies
( 1.5%)
143
INDIANA
3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/s9condary schools reported
1,926
1,839
(95.5%)
57
(3.0%)
25
(1.3%)
5
(0.3%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 62.2%
B 10 8%
A 2.8%
111111:11111
E
%
11
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urtmn Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
/ /
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/RI
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NI&NIXO
5
10
15
20
5
30
35
ES1 SC hoots
MI Students
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
rK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
1,110
PK,K,1 to 8
55
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
166
7 to 8,9
103
7,8 to 12
114
9,10,11 to 12
227
Other grades
77
Ungraded
36
Not reported
38
INDIANA - 4
144
131
STUDENT DATA
Total pubHc school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
801
Kindergarten:
71,405
First:
80,991
Second:
74,714
Third:
71,854
Fourth:
70,400
Fifth:
69,421
1,000
Thousands
800
600
400
200
0
A
B
C
0
-...-{..---
_17.1.1.1 Mi
Figure 7.--Public school membership by raclal/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 16.4
Sixth:
68,011
Seventh:
72,199
Eighth:
70,202
Ninth:
77,718
Tenth:
75,196
Eleventh:
74,403
Twelfth:
69,831
Ungraded:
16,985
Legend :
A = American lndian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-H;spanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
60,364
Other diploma
1,664
High school equivalency
7,299
Other completers
1,296
145
132
INDIANA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
105,32C3
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
53,749
51.0%
Instructional aides
9,637
9.1%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
1,485
1.4%
Librarians/library support
2,396
2.3%
Administrative support
5,982
5.7%
Other support services
27,963
26.5%
Administrators :
School-based
2,676
2.5%
Other officials/administrators
1,438
1.4%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10.0
5 0
0.0
17..9
19 0
18 4
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.0
Teacher to administrator ratio
13.1
Average teacher salary
$25,581
iNDIANA - 6
146
1 3 3
STATE OF IOWA
State Department of Education
Grimes State Office Building
East 14th & Grand Streets
Des Moines, Iowa 50319-0146
Director of Education: William L. Lep ley
(515) 281-5294
Cooperative System Liaison: LelPnd Tack
(515) 281-4835
147
CCD Coordinator: Leland Tack
(515) 281-4835
134
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
2,298,000 81%
536,000 19%
School-age
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
2,834,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 480,826
Total public schools
1,633
Total area of State 56,290 square miles
8.54 public school students per square mile
2.90 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $1,934
Total State expenditure per capita
$1,791
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $347
( 19.4% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$80,729
bwA - 1
149
35
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$1,563,000
National school lunch
$29,992,000
Chapter I
$30,683,000
School improvement
$8,672,000
Impact ald
$205,000
Vocational/adult
$11,942,000
Handicapped
$19,642,000
Bilingual
$386,000
Indian
$112,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
50.4%
111010
000111111111
Sta e
44.5%
Federal
5.1%
Instruction
57.5%
1011111111111111
Noninstruc ton
3.0%
Support services
39.5%
Figure 2.Revenues by source
Figure 3.Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,836
pupil in membership $3,585
lovvA - 2
150
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 468
regular school districts
436
(93.2%)
regional service agencies
15
(3.2%)
State-operated agencies
17
(3.6%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500 -
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
L19
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
wz_Z=M2==23
.=M22===
;7 Z.
0
J-
2 0
40
60
80
100
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
5 agencies
( 1.1%)
14 agencies
(3.0%)
60 agencies
( 12.8%)
357 agencies
(76.3%)
32 agencies
(6.8%)
151
137
'DNA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,633
1,610
(98.6%)
13
( 0.8%)
2
( 0.1%)
8
( 0.5%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 33A %
D 52 3%
11
:8:69%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
10
20
30
4 0
50
IM Schools
EM Students
60
Figure 6,--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
777
PK,K,1 to 8
35
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
172
7 to 8,9
98
7,8 to 12
171
9,10,11 to 12
262
Other grades
100
Ungraded
18
Not reported
0
loWA - 4
152
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
1,068
Sixth:
32,340
Kindergarten:
39,608
Seventh:
33,383
First:
38,817
Eighth;
31,815
Second:
37,512
Ninth:
33,296
Third:
35,536
Tenth:
35,296
Fourth:
34,301
Eleventh:
36,907
Fifth:
33,828
Twelfth:
36,965
Ungraded:
20,154
500 Thousands
400
300
200
100
0
A
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 18.1
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
34,580
Other diploma
221
High school equivalency
2,199
Other completers
0
153
Legend :
A = American indian/Alas'an Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
/ 3 9
bWA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
Instructional staff :
56,670
Total teacher:,
41.
54.5%
Instructional aidec
.
3,050
5.4%
Support servir,y
Guidance counselors/directors
928
1.6%
Librarians/library support
1,689
3.3%
Administrative support
4,134
7.3%
Other support services
13,959
24.6%
Administrators :
School-based
1,425
2.5%
Other officials/administrators
612
1.1%
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
15 6
17 3
14 3
12 2
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.2
Teacher to administrator ratio
15.2
Average teacher salary $22,615
lovvA - 6
154
STATE OF KANSAS
State Department of Education
120 East Tenth Street
Topeka, Kansas 66612
Commissioner of Education: Lee Droegemueller
(913) 296-3201
Cooperative System Liaison: Ann E. Harrison
(913) 296-3605
CCD Coordinator: Gary L. Watson
(913) 296-4980
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
School-age
458,000 18%
Other
2,018,000 82%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
2,476,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 421,112
Total public schools
1,463
Total area of State 82,264 square miles
5.12 public school students per square mile
1.78 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$1,661
Total State expenditure per capita $1,466
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $322
( 21.9% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$93,757
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$921,000
National school lunch
$24,014,000
Chapter I
$27,855,000
School improvement
$7,057,000
Impact aid
$8,513,000
Vocational/adult
$9,227,000
Handicapped
$829,000
Bilingual
$50,000
Indian
$603,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
6.4%
State
42.4%
Federal
4.8%
Instruction
Noninstrictun
3 5%
Support servik es
38 4%
Figure 2.Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $4,042
KANSAS - 2
Figure 3.Current expenditures by function
158
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $3,573
143
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 304
regular school districts
304
(100.0%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
21,999
7,500
9,999
&I II
,r
5,000
7,499
WA
2,500
4,999
/
2,000
2,199 / 4
1,500
1,999
/
1,000
1,499
800
999 V/
600
799 // / / /A'
150
599
Wif'/ /I"/
300
149
Z/
150
299
./&:/ / ./JA
1
149 VZ/ A
Size not reported
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0%)
4 agencies
( 1.3%)
18 agencies
(5.9%)
63 agencies
(20.7%)
219 agencies
(72.0%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
159
144
KANSAS - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,463
1,459
(99.7%)
0
( 0.0%)
0
(0.0%)
4
(0.3%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category
:
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Tow n
Rural
10
20
30
40
50
Schools M Students
60
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
666
PK,K,1 to 8
in
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
111
7 to 8,9
111
7,8 to 12
56
9,10,11 to 12
290
Other grades
52
Ungraded
Not reported
KANSAS - 4
160
145
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
641
Sixth:
29,580
Kindergarten:
36,335
Seventh:
29,932
First:
37,130
Eighth:
29,038
Second:
34,366
Ninth:
30,098
Third:
32,290
Tenth:
30,489
Fourth:
31,108
Eleventh:
30,448
Fifth:
30,824
Twelfth:
28,792
Ungraded:
10,,4i
400
Thousands
300
200
100
AV%
.
A
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
26,933
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
161
4
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
KANSAS - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
47,569
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
27,317
57.4%
Instructional aides
2,523
5.3%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
996
2.1%
Llbrarians/library support
1,266
2.7%
Administrative support
3,654
7.7%
Other support services
9,880
20.8%
Administrators :
School-based
1,474
3.1%
Other officials/administrators
459
1.0%
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.3
Teacher to administrator ratio
14.1
Average teacher salary
$23,459
KANSAS
6
162
147
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
State Department of Education
1725 Capitol Plaza Tower
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
Superintendent of Public Instruction: John Brock
(502) 564-477'.
Cooperative System Liaison: H. M. Snodgrass
(502) 564-4770
CCD Coordinator: Wendell Mc Court
(502) 564-2020
163
148
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
2,989,000 80%
nogi- age
738,000 20%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 3,727,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 642,696
Total public schools
1,399
Total area of State 40,409 square miles
15.91 public school students per square mile
3.46 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $1,858
Total State expenditure per capita
$1,699
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $346
(20.4% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$71,322
165
149
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$13,544,000
National school lunch
$56,943,000
Chapter I
$64,334,000
School improvement
$11,643,000
Impact ald
$1,182,000
Vocational/adult
$17,887,000
Handicapped
$33,379,000
Bilingual
$207,000
Indian
$0
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
State
69 5%
Local
Federal
116%
Instruction
73 2%
1111111"r
Support ps.,irvices
0%
No ninstr uc tion
4 8%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in mambership $2,577
pupil In membership $2,463
KENTUCKY - 2
166
150
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 258
regular school districts
178
( 69.0%)
regional service agencies
0
( 0.0% )
State-operated agencies
78
( 30.2%)
Federally operated and
other types
2
( 0.8%)
25,000 or more
10,000
29,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
999
150
299
1
-
149
Size not reported
Ar
.Asez/
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
Figure 4.--Regular school distdcts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 scf.Jols
1 to 4 schools
ao schools reported
1 agencies
3 agencies
37 agencies
66 agencies
71 agencies
80 agencies
( 0.4%)
( 1.2%1
( 14.3%)
( 25.6%)
( 27.5%)
( 31.0%)
167
1 5
KENTUCKY - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,399
1,323
(94.6%)
19
(1.4%)
19
(1.4%)
38
(2.7%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
D 2 6 8 %
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend
.
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C - 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schcols by grade span category :
City
Man Fringe
Large TOO
Small Town
Rural
i0
20
3o
50
M SC* r100
Student':
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK K,1 to 3,4,5,6
564
PK,K,1 to 8
272
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
126
7 to 8,9
58
7,8 to 12
56
9110,11 to 12
2n4
Other grades
61
Ungraded
34
Not reported
24
i<ENTUCKY - 4
168
152
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membershlp
Prekindergarten:
by grade
Sixth:
46,636
Kindergarten:
49,206
Seventh:
47,250
First:
54,536
Eighth:
44,641
Second:
51,388
Ninth:
51,188
Third:
49,491
Tenth:
49,605
Fourth:
48,446
Eleventh:
47,244
Fifth:
48,325
Twelfth:
41,586
Ungraded:
13,154
600
Thousands
500
400
300
200
100
0
A
8
C
Figure 7.--Public school membershlp by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch orogram = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
36,948
Other diploma
104
High school equivalency
Other completers
60
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
KEI;TUCKY - 5
169
153
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
69,192
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
35,239
50.9%
Instructional aides
5,182
7.5%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
915
1.3%
Librarians/library support
1,443
2.1%
Administrative support
6,054
8.7%
Other support services
17,325
25.0%
Administrators :
School-based
1,640
2.4%
Other officials/administrators
1,394
2.0%
2 5 0
2
0
15 ()
10 0
5
18 9
-`7
Primary
Middle
Hign
Figure 8..-Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.0
Teacher to administrator ratio
11.6
Average teacher salary $22,476
KENTUCKY
6
170
1 54
STATE OF LOUISIANA
State Department of Education
Post Office Box 94064
626 North 4th Street
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9064
Superintendent of Education:
Cooperative System Liaison:
CCD Coordinator:
Wilmer S. Cody
(5N) 342-3602
Charles Carrick
(504) 342-3312
Marlyn Langley
(504) 342-5986
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
4,461,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 793,093
Total public schools
1,599
Total area of State
48,523 square miles
16.34 public school students per square mile
3.30 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita ;
'5
Total State expenditure per capita $1,896
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $331
( 17.5% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$78,591
173
1 5 6
LDUISIANA
1
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$15,264,000
National uchool lunch
$93,647,000
Chapter I
$91,378,000
School improvement
$14,654,000
Impact aid
$8,256,000
Vocational/adult
$21,135,000
Handicapped
$24,632,000
Bilingual
$1,798,000
indlm
$353,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Instruction
57.2%
Support serv ces
35.6%
Noninstrixtion
7 2%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $3,039
LOUISIANA - 2
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
174
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $2,843
157
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 89
regular school districts
66
(74.2%)
regional service agencies
6
(6.7%)
State-operated agencies
6
(6.7%)
Federally operated and
other types
11
(12.4%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
=22222M
=22===1
=2=1
EZ=Z-ZZ=ZI
0=M=z,,M222=E2%1
0
5
10
15
20
25
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
2 agencies
(2.2%)
17 agencies
( 19.1%)
38 agencies
( 42.7%)
16 agencies
( 18.0%)
9 agencies
( 10.1%)
7 agencies
(7.9%)
175
158
LOUISIANA - 3
iNSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,599
1,494
(93.4%)
29
( 1.8%)
63
(3.9%)
13
(0.8%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 58 4%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
7
V.
\ \
V
A
,."
10
ScriooIs
20
25
30
35
40
VA Students
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
639
PK,K,1 to 8
66
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
193
7 to 8,9
76
7,8 to 12
86
9,10,11 to 12
206
Other grades
206
Ungraded
16
Not reported
111
LOUISIANA
4
176
159
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
1,305
Sixth:
58,876
Kindergarten:
70,222
Seventh:
60,828
First:
71,582
Eighth:
54,841
Second:
66,241
Ninth:
61,716
Third:
64,517
Tenth:
55,124
Fourth:
62,411
Eleventh:
46,655
Fifth:
61,005
Twelfth:
42,745
Ungraded:
15,025
0
A
B
C
Data not reported by State
D
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 46.0
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = As lan/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-HIspanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
39,084
Other diploma
5,663
High school equivalency
0
Other completers
1,437
177
IGO
LOUISIANA
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
88,794
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
42,920
48.3%
Instructional aides
7,477
8.4%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
796
0.9%
Librarians/library support
1,145
1.3%
Administrative support
4,650
5.2%
Other support services
27,415
30.9%
Administrators :
School-based
2,266
2.6%
Other officials/administrators
2,125
2.4%
25 0
20 0
10 5
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
Overall
Primary
Middle
19 0
I/ 6
16.1
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
0.9
Teacher to administrator ratio
9.8
Average teacher salary
$21,196
LOUISIANA
6
178
STATE OF MAINE
Department of Educational and
Cultural Services
State House, Station #23
Augusta, Maine 04333
Commis-ioner of Education: Eve M. Bither
(207) 289-5800
Cooperative System Liaison: James E. Watkins, Jr.
(207) 289-5841
CCD Coordinator: James E. Watkins, Jr.
(207) 289-5841
179
16Z
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
967,000 81%
220,000 19%
School-age
1
Flgure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
1,187,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 211,817
Total public schools 749
Total area of State 33,215 square miles
6.38 public school students per square mile
2.26 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $2,234
Total State expenditure per capita $1,927
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
educatlon per capita
$305
( 16.0% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$78,755
181
163
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$864,000
National school lunch
$11,323,000
Chapter I
$18,588,000
School Improvement
$3,630,000
Impact aid
$3,102,000
Vocational/adult
$5,427,000
Handicapped
$539,000
Bilingual
$540,000
Indian
$50,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
111111111011111111111
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $3,683
MAINE - 2
Ins tr UC tIon
68 8%
dill111111111.
Support servu:es
28 3%
Non;ntru,:tk_01
3 0%
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
182
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $3,591
NSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 298
regular school districts
200
( 67.1%)
regional seMce agencies
97
( 32.5%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0% )
Federally operated and
other types
1
( 0.3%)
25,000 or more
10,000
21,999
7,500 -
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500 -
4,999
2000
,
2A99
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
419
150
299
1
119
Size not reported
; A
:ZArie
3
Pr 40:
r
he
;
.40PW
0
10
20
30
40
50
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
( 0.0% )
0 agencies
( 0.0% )
11 agencies
( 3.7%)
52 agencies
( 17.4%)
171 agencies
( 57.4%)
64 agencies
( 21.5%)
183
I G5
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
749
696
( 92.9%)
1
( 0.1%)
28
( 3.7%)
24
( 3.2%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
(
ri
4 3 3%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
City
i!c,e Town
TGW n
1
....,..1..aida.a.u...ccurt.
)
kcal
. 4
_
0
t d
2 0
3 0
4 0
Hyure
6.--Percentage
of
public
schools
and
students by type of locale
Number of public schools by grade span category :
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
260
PK,K,1 to 8
112
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
81
7 to 8,9
28
7,8 to 12
20
9,10,11 to 12
88
Other grades
128
Ungraded
3
Not reported
29
MAINE
4
184
1 6 6
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
1,620
Sixth:
14,596
Kindergarten:
16,988
Seventh:
15,330
First:
18,227
Eighth:
15,204
Second:
15,792
Ninth:
16,651
Third:
15,496
Tenth:
16,647
Fourth:
15,165
Eleventh:
16,541
Fifth:
14,812
Twelfth:
15,567
Ungraded:
3,181
A
B
C
Data not reported by State
D
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
13,692
Other diploma
High school equivalency
2,888
Other completers
771
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
MAINE
5
S1AFF DATA
Total education staff
24,410
Instructional staff
:
Total teachers
14,204
58.2%
Instructional aides
2,683
11.0%
Support services staff
:
Guidance counselors/directors
441
1.8%
Llbrarlans/library support
463
1.9%
Administrative support
1,508
6.2%
Other support services
3,781
15.5%
Administrators :
School-based
838
3.4%
Other officials/administrators
492
2.0%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.4
Teacher to administrator ratio
10.7
Average teacher salary $21,257
WINE - 6
186
1 68
STATE OF MARYLAND
State Department of Education
200 West Baltimore Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
State Superintendent of Schools: Joseph L. Shilling
(301) 333-2200
Cooperative System Liaison: Mark Moody
(301) 333-2045
CCD Coordinator: Ronald Meyers
(301) 333-2662
187
./. C
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
School-age
792,000 17%
Other
3,713,000 83%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
4,535,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 683,797
Total public schools
1,206
Total area of State
10,577 square miles
64.65 public school students per square mile
11.40 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $2,139
Total State expenditi ire per capita
$1,922
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $244
( 12.7% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross ;:tate product per school-age child (1986)
$97,086
169
170
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$5,035,000
National school lunch
$34,986,000
Chapter I
$62,488,000
School Improvement
$12,243,000
Impact aid
$8,038,000
Vocational/adult
$15,722,000
Handicapped
$892,000
Bilingual
$466,000
Indian
$145,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
1111100111101110
S ate
3 8 5%
Federal
5 1%
Instruction
63
01111111
Nontristt
0%
Support
3,1 IA
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $4,770
Mowump-2
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
190
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $4,211
171
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 24
regular school districts
24
(100.0%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
ale
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
z
7,"
Z=Z=2
W/7
AY/ A
0
2
4
6
3
10
Figure 4.-Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
5 agencies
(20.8%)
8 agencies
(33.3%)
9 agencies
(37.5%)
2 agencies
(8.3%1
0 agencies
.""3/6
0 agencies
191
WRYLAND - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,206
1,131
(93.8%)
46
(3.8%)
22
(1.8%)
7
(0.6%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 6 3 3 96
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Tow n
Small Tow n
nuraI
Z /
10
20
Sc hools
30
40
VX4
50
50
Students
70
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
726
PK,K,1 to 8
15
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
138
7 to 8,9
51
7,8 to 12
11
9,10,11 to 12
159
Other grades
78
Ungraded
12
Not reported
16
WAYLAND - 4
192
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
10,032
Sixth:
46,532
Kindergarten:
53,146
Seventh:
48,134
First:
58,466
Eighth:
46,717
Second:
54,096
Ninth:
53,370
Third:
51,826
Tenth:
51,297
Fourth:
49,555
Eleventh:
50,624
Fifth:
48,477
Twelfth:
48,642
Ungraded:
12,883
0
A
B
C
Data not reported by State
D
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program - Data not reported by Stato
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
46,107
Other diploma
0
High school equivalency
6,828
Other completers
0
193
174
MARYLAND - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
73,716
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
40,093
54.4%
Instructional aides
5,318
7.2%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
1,402
1.9%
Librarians/library support
1,422
1.9%
Administrative support
5,148
7.0%
Other support services
17,704
24.0%
Administrators :
School-based
2,327
3.2%
Other officials/administrators
304
0.4%
25 0
20.0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
1? 1
19.4
16.3
17.4
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.2
Teacher to administrator ratio
15.2
Average teacher salary
$28,893
MARYLAND - 6
194
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
State Department of Education
Quincy Center Plaza
1385 Hancock Street
Quincy, Massachusetts 02169
Commissioner of Education: Harold Raynolds, Jr.
(617) 770-7300
Cooperative System Liaison: Barbara B. Berns
(617) 770-7309
CCD Coordinator: Thomas Collins
(617) 770-7203
195
1 7G
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Sc hco I- age
9.1 L000 16%
Other
4,908,000 84%
Figure 1.School-age and other populations
(Total population
5,855,000 )
Total students In public elementa y/secondary schools
825,320
Total public schools
1,795
Total area of State 8,257 square miles
99.95 public school students per square mile
21.74 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $2,391
Total State expenditure per capita $2,394
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
educqtion per capita $316
( 13.2% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$120,340
MASSACHUSE1TS -
1
197
1 77
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$7,110,000
National school lunch
$40,824,000
Chapter I
$85,590,000
School Improvement
$15,541,000
Impact aid
$5,091,000
Vocational/adult
$22,552,000
Handicapped
$46,855,000
Bilingual
$2,997,000
Indian
$490,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
50 0%
State
45 1%
Federal
4 996
Instruction
65 4%
Pop
NJOninc:,!!ur.
6%
Support services
3? 0%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $4,920
pupil in membership $4,490
MASSACHUSETTS - 2
198
178
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 428
regular school districts
regional service agencies
State-operated agencies
Federally operated and
other types
396
(92.5%)
32
(7.5%)
0
(0.0%)
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
77,1
2,000
2.499
1,500
-1,999
_z
1, 000
1, 99 r.,OW.]
000
999
:
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
9
Size n-)t reporteo
y:f,7,71
-7Z-7.-M.3-Z7/77=7I-77,77:7771
J
20
40
6G
00
100
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
(0.2%)
6 agencies
( 1.4%)
29 agencies
(6.8%)
106 agencies
( 24.8%)
223 agencies
(52.1%)
63 agencies
(14.7%)
199
1 79
NUSSACHUSETTS
3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,795
1,735
(96.7%)
7
(0.4%)
41
(2.3%)
12
(0.7%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
D JO 5 %
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
city
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Tc,wn
Rural
W-7:vv77--: 7:7-.`";-7'YI
rao,
z
.1,
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
15
4G
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
953
PK,K,1 to 8
74
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
208
7 to 8,9
91
7,8 to 12
50
9,10,11 to 12
236
Other grades
151
Ungraded
7
Not reported
25
MASSACHUSETTS - 4
200
1 80
STUDENT DATA
Total public school memborship by grade
Prekindergarten:
4,783
sixth:
56,480
Kindergarten:
67,138
Seventh:
58,673
First:
69,090
Eighth:
59,272
Second:
62,640
Ninth:
65,364
Third:
59,939
Tenth:
65,339
Fourth:
58,163
Eleventh:
65,354
Fifth:
57,445
Twelfth:
64,221
Ungraded:
11,410
800
Thousands
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
A
U
C
D
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
61,010
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
1111111.11...
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Aslan/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
201
1 81
M4SSACHUSETTS - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
103,471
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
59,517
57.5%
Instructional aides
8,024
7.8%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
2,075
2.0%
Librarians/library support
955
0.9%
Administrative support
8,295
8.0%
Other support services
20,181
19.5%
Administrators :
School-based
2,105
2.0%
Other officials/administrators
2,319
2.2%
16 0
14 0
12 0
10 0
8 0
0
4 0
2 0
13 9
vora
_
State does not report
teachers at school level
11n3 y
sd(110
Figure 8.--Average, students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.4
Teacher to administrator ratio
13.5
Average teacher salary
$28,410
MASSACHUSETTS 6
202
1 82
STATE OF MICHIGAN
State Department of Education
Post Office Box 30008
608 West Allegan Street
Lansing, Michigan 48909
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Donald Bemis
(517) 373-3354
Cooperative System Liaison: James Phelps
(517) 373-3909
CCD Coordinator: James Phelps
(517) 373-3909
203
183
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
7,405,000 BO%
School.- age
1,795,000 20%
Figure 1.--School-age and other pcpulations
(Total population 9,20C,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
1,606,344
Total public schools
3,620
Total area of State
58,216 square miles
27.59 public school students per square mile
6.22 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $2,336
Yotal State expenditure per capita
$2,042
State oxpenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $254
( 12.4% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$84,710
205
184
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$4,456,000
National school lunch
$73,918,000
Chapter I
$145,084,000
School improvement
$28,336,000
Impact ald
$6,537,000
Vocational/adult
$36,937,000
Handicapped
$58,720,000
Bilingual
$5,209,000
Indian
$1,891,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
intermediate
0 1%
S ale
34 9%
Federal
5 9%
Instruction
57 0%
itlfi 11111001111111111111
Noninstruction
2 3%
Support services
40 7%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $4,306
pupil in membership $3,822
MCHIGAN - 2
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 624
regular school districts
563
(90.2%)
regional service agencies
57
(9.1%)
State-operated agencies
4
(0.6%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
21,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,199
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
119
Size not reported
AY,
0
20
I
_1
40
60
BO
100
120
140
Figure 4.--Regular school dist' icts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
(0.2%)
13 agencies
(2.1%)
55 agencies
(8.8%)
180 agencies
(28.8%)
364 agencies
(58.3%)
11 agencies
( 1.8%)
MCHIGAN - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 3,620
3,258
(90.0%)
177
(4.9%)
58
( 1.6%)
127
(3.5%)
C 60.9%
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
N
INF
D 22 8%
B 9.2%
A 2 2%
E. 4.9%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
K.\\ \\
Ni,1/4\,s,vs
"re /
fl/g/Z
10
15
20
25
30
)5
40
EMI Schools
Frd Students
Number of public schools by grade span category :
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
1,772
PK,K,1 to 8
58
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
360
7 to 8,9
181
7,8 to 12
157
9,10,11 to 12
445
Other grades
270
Ungraded
CO
Not reported
309
Figure 6.--Percmtage of public schools and students
by type of locale
MCH1GAN
4
208
187
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
4,510
Kindergarten:
139,645
First:
126,3e0
Second:
118,615
Third:
114,751
Fourth:
110,315
Fifth:
107,760
1,400
Thousands
1200
1,000
800
600
400
200
0
A
B
C
Figure 7.--Public school membership by raclal/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
105,723
Seventh:
110,865
Eighth:
111,021
Ninth:
126,510
Tenth:
119,837
Eleventh:
118,324
Twelfth:
111,287
Ungraded:
80,801
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
209
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
13 = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
-.--
188
MCHIGAN - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
170,034
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
80,081
47.1%
Instructional aides
12,457
7.3%
Support seMces staff
Guidance counselors/directors
3,676
2.2%
Librarians/library support
2,997
1.8%
Administrative support
17,449
10.3%
Other support services
38,613
22.7%
Administrators :
School-based
12,020
7.1%
Other officials/administrators
2,741
1.6%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
State does not report
teachers at school level
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
evels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
0.9
Teacher to administrator ratio
5.4
Average tenher salary
$31,500
MCHIGAN - 6
210
89
STATE OF MINNESOTA
State Department of Education
712 Capitol Square Building
550 Cedar Street
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101
Commissioner of Education: Ruth E. Randall
(612) 296-2358
Cooperative System Liaison: Gary Far land
(612) 296-4431
CCD Coordinator: Roderick Riese
(612) 297-3474
211
19A
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
81%/>;/School-
age
788,000 19%
Other
3,458,000
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
4,246,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
721,481
Total public schools
1,570
Total area of State 84,068 square miles
8.58 public school students per square mile
1.87 public schools per 100 square miles
Yotal State revenue per capita
$2,507
Total State expenditure per capita $2,168
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $425
( 12.6% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$96,216
213
S I
MNNESOTA - 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under seiected programs:
National school breakfast
$1,823,000
National school lunch
$35,619,000
Chapter I
$44,144,000
School improvement
$12,357,000
Impact ald
$4,592,000
Vocational/adult
$15,970,000
Handicapped
$30,076,000
Bilingual
$1,470,000
Indian
$4,213,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
04%
LOcal
Federal
4 2%
Instruction
62 7%
H110110000IIHOII II I
Support ServiCOC,
32.6%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $4,362
pupil in membership $3,963
MNNESOTA - 2
214
92
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 505
regular school districts
436
(86.3%)
regional service agencies
69
(13.7%)
SEate-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2000
,
2A99
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450 -
599
300
449
150
299
1
-
149
Size not reported
r
wId
ri
0
20
40
6'1
00
100
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schuols
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
4 agencies
(0.8%)
19 agencies
(3.8%)
44 agencies
( 8.7%)
416 agencies
(82.4%)
22 agencies
( 4.4%)
215
193
MNNESOTA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,570
1,504
(95.8%)
29
( 1.9%)
34
(2.2%)
3
(0.2%)
regular schools
specIal education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Largc Town
Small Town
Rural
10
20
30
M Schools
Eg/1 Students
Figure 6.--Percentage ot public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
810
PK,K,1 to 8
14
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
78
7 to 8,9
85
7,8 to 12
299
9,10,11 to 12
138
Other grades
83
Ungraded
0
Not reported
62
MNNESOTA - 4
216
94
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
5,693
Kindergarten:
62,391
First:
61,291
Second:
57,906
Third:
55,082
Fourth:
52,761
Fifth:
51,167
700
Thousands
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
A
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school m6mbership eligibla for
free-lunch program = 15.8
Sixth:
49,044
Seventh:
51,353
Eighth:
49,865
Ninth:
51,900
Tenth:
54,804
Eleventh:
58,6b9
Twelfth:
59,565
Ungraded:
0
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
53,533
Other diploma
High school equivalency
5,800
Other completers
41=1.1
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hlspanic
217
MNNESOTA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
74,027
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
42,132
56.9%
Instructional aides
6,389
8.6%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
855
1.2%
Librarians/library support
1,575
2.1%
Administrative support
5,653
7.5%
Other support services
14,280
19.3%
Administrators :
School-bused
1,634
2.2%
Other officials/administrators
1,609
2.2%
25 0
20 0
1513
10 0
5 0
Overall
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.3
Teacher to administrator ratio
13.0
Average teacher salary
$28,340
MNNESOTA
6
218
S46
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
State Department of Education
Post Office Box 771, High Street
Jackson, Mississippi 39205-0771
Superintendent of Education: Richard A. Boyd
(601) 359-3513
Cooperative System Liaison: Thomas Saterfiel
(601) 359-3514
CCD Coordinator: Louise Ginn
(601) 359-3527
219
137
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
2,625,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 505,550
Total public schools 955
Total area of State 47,716 square miles
10.59 public school students per square mile
2.00 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $1,681
Total State expenditure per capita $1,507
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $347
(23.0% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$54,597
MSSISSIPPI -
221
198
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$15,093,000
National school lunch
$68,218,000
Chapter I
$67,906,000
School Improvement
$8,813,000
Impact aid
$3,602,000
Vocational/adult
$12,778,000
Handicapped
$23,023,000
Bilingual
$1,304,000
Indian
$569,000
Revenues aryl expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
0.0%
Local
Federal
10 5%
Instruction
62 1%
Noninstruction
9 2%
Support services
29 7%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Current expenditures per
in membership $2,158
pupil in membership
$2,231
MSSISSIPPI - 2
222
99
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 167
regular school districts
152
(91.0%)
regional service agencies
15
(9.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000 - 24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7A99
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,503
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
VA
V
NV/
ZZ
.r4I
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0%)
1 agencies
(0.6%)
20 agencies
( 12.0%)
69 agencies
(41.3%)
66 agencies
(39.5%)
11 agencies
( 6.6%)
223 200
MSSISSIPPI - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
955
857
(89.7%)
14
( t5%)
80
(8.4%)
4
(0.4%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
8 18.7%
E 11)i'4%
D
1%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
10
20
30
40
[M] Schools
Ea Students
50
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
315
PK,K,1 to 8
49
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
89
7 to 8,9
49
7,8 to 12
55
9,10,11 to 12
107
Other grades
195
Ungraded
13
Not reported
83
MSSISSIPPI - 4
224
201
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
154
Kindergarten:
37,766
First:
46,425
Second:
42,079
Third:
39,859
Fourth:
39,223
Fifth:
39,598
0
A
Data not reported by State
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
38,420
Seventh:
38,710
Eighth:
35,503
Ninth:
38,370
Tenth:
35,224
Eleventh:
31,841
Twelfth:
30,281
Ungraded:
14,093
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
26,201
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
MSSISSIPPI
5
225
202
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
instructional staff :
Total teachers
instructional aides
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
Librarians/library support
Administrative support
Other support services
Administrators :
School-based
Other officials/administrators
=111
1111
IMIII1041111
.11.1111MMI
.M11.1NINIO
=1
0 0
Overall
State does not report
teachers at school level
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
evels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
Teacher to administrator ratio
Average teacher salary $19,447
MSSISSIPPI - 6
111M1
226
203
STATE OF MISSOURI
Dept. of Elementary/Secondary Education
P.O. Box 480
205 Jefferson Street, 6th Floor
Jefferson City, Missouri 65102
Commissioner of Education:
Cooperative System Liaison:
CCD Coordinator:
227
204
Robert E. Bartman
(314) 751-4446
Bertha McClaskey
(314) 751-2569
Bertha McClaskey
(314) 751-2569
i
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total pcpulation 5,103,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 802,060
Total public schools 2,150
Total area of State 69,686 square miles
11.51 public school students per square mile
3.09 public sc.tools per 100 square mlles
Total State revenue per capita $1,521
Total State expenditure per capita $1,390
State expenditure tor elementary/secondary
education per capita $331
(23.8% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$88,961
MSSOURI - 1
229
20 5
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected prograr is:
National school breakfast
$6,025,000
National school lunch
$52,451,000
Chapter I
$57,267,000
School improvement
$14,579,000
Impact aid
$6,007,000
Vocational/adult
$20,261,000
Handicapped
$34,598,000
Bilingual
$344,000
Indian
$35,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Instruction
61.3%
101111001101111111111
Noninstruction
2 5%
Support services
36.2%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $3,434
MSSOURI - 2
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
230
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $3,142
206
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 545
regular school districts
544
(99.8%)
regional service agencies
1
( 0.2%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500 -
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
r.7 A
rAr i
r/
2,000
2,499 r / A
1,500
1,999
1,000 -
1,499
800
999 V if,/
a
600
799 r
ZZ
1,i0
450
599
300
449 f
/
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
0
20
40
60
80
100
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
(0.2%)
5 agencies
(0.9%)
27 agencies
( 5.0%)
63 agencies
( 11.6%)
449 agencies
(82.4%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
231
207
MSSOURI - 3
A
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
2,150
2,011
(93.5%)
34
( 1.6%)
104
(4.8%)
1
(0.1%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
D 34.4%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category
:
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
0
/
/%)
F
'
V / /
7zSB
30
40
20
M Schools
F5.1Stuok-n(s
5 0
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and stude ts
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
927
PK,K,1 to 8
156
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
178
7 to 8,9
98
7,8 to 12
246
9,10,11 to 12
250
Other grades
140
Ungraded
33
Nut reported
122
MSSOURI - 4
232
2 08
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membeishlp
Prekindergarten:
by grade
Sixth:
57,612
Kindergarten:
62,141
Seventh:
60,007
First:
65,757
Eighth:
58,423
Second.
64,455
Ninth:
64,700
Third:
62,849
Tenth:
62,280
Fourth:
61,263
Eleventh:
61,232
Fifth:
60,078
Twelfth:
54,936
Ungraded:
6,327
A.
B
C
Data not reported by State
D
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
50,840
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
_
233
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-HispanIc
209
MSSOUR1
5
A
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
96,736
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
49,632
513%
Instructional aides
3,540
3.7%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
1,902
2.0%
Librarians/library support
1,273
1.3%
Administrative support
0
0.0%
Other support services
35,094
36.3%
Administrators :
School-based
4,101
4.2%
Other officials/administrators
1,194
1.2%
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
16.9
15 1
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.1
Teacher to administrator ratio
9.4
Average teacher salary $23,435
MSSOURI - 6
234
2 0
STATE OF MONTANA
State Office of Public Instruction
106 State Capitol
Helena, Montana 59620
Superintendent of Public Instruction:
Nancy Keenan
(406) 444-3654
Cooperative System Liaison: Scott Buswell
(406) 444-5643
CCD Coordinator: Lynda Brannon
(406) 444-4326
235
21
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Otrer
649,000 80%
sc noo I- age
160,000 20%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
809,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
152,207
Total public schools 775
Total area of State
147,138 square miles
1.03 public school students per square mile
0.53 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $2,244
Total State expenditure per capita
$2,098
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $295
( 14.1% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$74,620
MONTANA - 1
237
212
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$740,000
National school lunch
$8,260,000
Chapter I
$11,778,000
School Improvement
$3,830,000
impact aid
$21,989,000
Vocational/adult:
$4,839,000
Handicapped
$5,544,000
Bilingual
$1,342,000
Indian
$3,281,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
9.6%
Local
31 0%
State
17.8%
Federal
8.5%
Instruction
62 1%
1011110111111101111
Noninsti uc t on
1 796
Support services
32.6%
Figure 2.--Rever,ues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $4,128
pupil In membership $3,808
MONTANA - 2
238
2 1 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 632
regular school districts
550
(87.0%)
regional service agencies
80
(12.7%)
State-operated agencies
2
(0.3%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
29,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7A99
2,500
9,999
2,000
2,999
1,500 -
1,999
1,000
1A99
800
999
600
799
950
599
300
999
150
299
1
199
Size not reported
:1
WA
%.7
A
0
100
200
300
900
500
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership slze
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
1 agencies
( 0.2%)
3 agencies
(0.5%)
9 agencies
( 1.4%)
534 agencies
(84.5%)
85 agencies
( 13.4%)
239
2 1 4
MONTANA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 775
773
(99.7%)
2
(0.3%)
0
(0.0%)
0
(0.0%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
E 4 6 1%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
/
3
1/4\
10
20
30
40
50
60
scnools
stuoents
70
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
230
PK,K.1 to 8
219
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
38
7 to 8,9
40
7,8 to 12
2
9,10,11 to 12
170
Other grades
72
Ungraded
3
Not reported
1
MONTANA - 4
240
215
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
96
Sixth:
11,060
Kindergarten:
12,720
Seventh:
10,930
First:
13,272
Eighth:
10,588
Second:
12,637
Ninth:
10,620
Third:
11,801
Tenth:
10,773
Fourth:
11,734
Eleventh:
11,295
Fifth:
11,507
Twelfth:
10,906
Ungraded:
2,268
0
'
A
B
C
D
Data not reported by State
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school coinpleters (school year 1986-87):
Regular uiploma
10,073
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
241
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
MONTANA
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
12,477
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
9,659
77.4%
Instructional aides
1,011
8.1%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
323
2.6%
Librarians/library support
329
2.6%
Administrative support
0
0.0%
Other support seMces
494
4.0%
Administrators :
School-based
487
3.9%
Other officials/administrators
174
1.4%
25 0
20 0
1511
10 0
5 0
0 0
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
evels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
3.4
Teacher to administrator ratio
14.6
Average teacher salary $23,206
MONTANA - 6
242
7
STATE OF NEBRASKA
State Department of Education
Post Office Box 94987
301 Centennial Mall, South
Lincoln, Nebraska 68509
Commissioner of Education: Joseph E. Lutjeharms
(402) 471-2465
Cooperative System Liaison: Robert Beecham
(402) 4714740
CCD Coordinator: Timothy Kemper
(402) 471-2367
243
218
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
1,292,000 81%
School-age
302,000 19%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
1,594,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary
hools 268,100
Total public schoois
1,537
Total area of State 77,227 square miles
3.47 public schcol students per square mile
1.99 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $1,553
Total State expenditure per capita $1,432
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $169
( 11.8% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$87,818
NtBRASO - 1
245
219
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$767,000
National school lunch
$15,658,000
Chapter I
$18,524,000
School Improvement
$4,819,000
Impact aid
$8,308,000
Vocational/adult
$8,540,000
Handicapped
$10,813,000
Bilingual
$502,000
Indian
$435,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
70.2%
Intermediate
1.1%
rederal
6.1%
Instruction
63.7%
Noninstruc
2.8%
Support services
33 5%
Figure 2.Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,164
pupil in membership $3,549
WBRASKA - 2
246
220
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
1,010
regular school districts
891
(88.2%)
regional service agencies
112
(11.1%)
State-operated agencies
7
(0.7%)
Federally operated and
othei types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
21,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7A99
2,500
1,999
a
2,000
2A99
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,999
800
999
600
799
;;
150
599
300
119
150
299
A
199
Z_Z=
Size lot reported
r40
0
100
200
300
900
500
600
700
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
2 agencies
9 agencies
23 agencies
833 agencies
143 agencies
247
(0.0%)
(0.2%)
(0.9%)
(2.3%)
(82.5%)
(14.2%)
221
NtBRASKA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/st
aty schools reported
1,537
1,518
(98.8%)
19
( 1.2%)
0
(0.0%)
0
(0.0%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C
00 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
Number of public schools by grade span category :
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
693
PK,K,1 to 8
i68
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
38
7 to 8$
50
7,8 to 12
235
9,10,11 to 12
89
Other grades
157
Ungraded
0
Not reported
2
NEBRASO - 4
248
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
1,478
Kindergarten:
23,255
First:
23,188
Second:
22,052
Third:
20,714
Fourth:
20,057
Fifth:
19,544
300
Thousands
250
200
150
100
50
0
,,,,,...,m
rzzp7A
A
B
C
D
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Insufficient response
Sixth:
18,879
Seventh:
19,861
Eighth:
19,138
Ninth:
19,123
Tenth:
20,374
Eleventh:
20,690
Twelfth:
19,747
Ungraded:
0
High school compieters (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
18,129
Other diploma
0
High school equivalency
1,127
Other completers
0
249
Logend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
0 = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
223
NEBRASKA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
Instructional staff :
31,809
Total teachers
17,713
55.7%
Instructional aides
2,472
7.8%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
513
1.6%
Librarians/library support
498
1.6%
Administrative support
1,526
4.8%
Other support services
7,535
23.7%
Administrators :
School-based
1,038
3.3%
Other officials/administrators
514
1.6%
16[4
151
1 4 11
12 0
111 U
B 0
0
4 u
0
Overdll
15 0
15 0
Middle
10
H ig h
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.3
Teacher to administrator ratio
11.4
Average teacher salary
$21,834
NtBRASKA - 6
250
22 4
STATE OF NEVADA
State Department of Education
400 West King Street, Capitol Complex
Carson City, Nevada 89710
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Eugene T. Pas lov
(702) 885-3100
Cooperative System Liaison: Kevin Crowe
(702) 885-3130
CCD Coordinator: John N. Carpenter
(702) 486-6546
251
225
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
831,000 83963ASchool-age
176,000 17%
/
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
1,007,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 168,353
Total public schools 305
Total area of State
110,540 square miles
1.52 public school students per square mile
0.28 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$2,457
Total State expenditure per capita $1,996
State expenditure for elementary/sezondary
education per capita $388
( 19.4% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$116,323
253
226
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$1,174,000
National school lunch
$5,581,000
Chapter I
$6,834,000
School improvement
$3,630,000
impact aid
$3,241,000
Vocational/adult
$4,793,000
Handicapped
$5,207,000
Bilingual
$344,000
Indian
$513,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
56.0%
1011111111111111111111111111
Sta e
39 5%
Federal
4%
Instruction
60
(
Non instr ucton
1,1%
Support Servo_
38 2%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $3,695
WVADA
2
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
254
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $3,182
22 7
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 17
regular school districts
17
(100.0%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2A99
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
''177
.07
A
=Z=2=
Size not reported
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
(5.9%)
1 agencies
(5.9%)
5 agencies
(29.4%)
5 agencies
( 29.4%)
5 agencies
(29.4%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
255
228
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 305
296
(97.0%)
3
(1.0%)
2
(0.7%)
4
(1.3%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocatic nal schools
other and alternative schools
C 46 7%
B 18 1%
D 16 1c/16
A 3 9%
E 15 196
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
small Town
Rural
0
10
20
30
40
`,0
60
?0
srThOols
[7%1, citudePts
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
169
PK,K,1 to 8
18
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
20
7 to 8,9
21
7,8 to 12
21
9,10,11 to 12
31
Other grades
21
Ungraded
3
Not reported
1
NtVADA - 4
256
229
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
0
Kindergarten:
13,859
First:
15,550
Second:
14,246
Third:
13,303
Fourth:
12,771
Fifth:
12,583
110
Thousands
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
77777777 2
F7172777A M
A
B
C
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
11,929
Seventh:
11,988
Eighth:
11,906
Ninth:
12,112
Tenth:
12,508
Eleventh:
13,020
Twelfth:
11,604
Ungraded:
974
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
257
230
---
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Aslan/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
NtVADA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
9,736
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
,
Instructional aides
8,348
85.7%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
290
3.0%
Librarlans/library support
166
1.7%
Administrative support
0
0.0%
Other support services
345
3.5%
Administrators :
School-based
408
4.2%
Other officials/administrators
179
1.8%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
20 2
213
19 8
16 1
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
6.0
Teacher to administrator ratio
14.2
Average teacher salary $26,960
NEVADA - 6
258
231
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
State Department of Education
101 Pleasant Street
State Office Park South
Concord, New Hampshire 03301
Commissioner of Education: John T. MacDonald
(603) 271-3144
Cooperative System Liaison: Joseph A. Callanan
(603) 271-2778
CCD Coordinator: Cecile Petrin
(603) 271-2778
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
857,000 82%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
1,057,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools
166,045
Total public schools 435
Total area of State 9,304 square miles
17.85 public school students per square mile
4.68 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $1,664
Total State expenditure per capita $1,404
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $72
(5.1% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$99,027
Ntw BeMPSHIRE - 1
261
233
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$488,000
National school lunch
$5,554,000
Chapter I
$0.542,000
School improvement
$3,630,000
Impact ald
$2,654,000
Vocational/adult
$4,918,000
Handicapped
$5,682,000
Bilingual
$111,000
Indian
$7,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
(--------
Local
90.7%
Federal
3 196
State
5 9%
Instruction
65 0%
1,011H O 100011
Suppoit service
33 6%
No nins tr uction
1 4%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership
$3,952
pupil in membership
$3,603
NEW HAMPSHIRE - 2
262
234
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
229
regular school districts
173
( 75.6%)
regional service agencies
0
( 0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
( 0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
56
( 24.5%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
601?
799
451)
599
300
449
150
299
149
Size not reported
/4
Z./
A
w A
MZ/7"
,=23
V/
ZZ A
/./
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
0 agencies
6 agencies
22 agencies
129 agencies
72 agencies
263
( 0.0%)
( 0.0%)
( 2.6%)
( 9.6%)
( 56.3%)
( 31.4%)
235
NEW HAMPSHIRE
3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 435
435
(100.0% )
regular snhr!ol 3
0
( 0.0%)
s pee;
eoucation sch^"'-
0
( 0.0%)
vocational
0
(MO%)
otho,
schools
C 42.8%
Figure 5 --Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
UrOan Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
0
2 0
3 0
4 0
5.
SCNOIS
rf-i73 Student-,
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
198
PKK,1 to 8
41
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
40
7 to 8,9
17
7,8 to 12
19
9,10,11 to 12
45
Other grades
65
Ungraded
10
Not reported
0
NE1A' 1-14MPSHIRE - 4
264
236
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership
Prekindergarten:
by grade
Sixth:
11,540
Kindergarten:
5,991
Seventh:
12,169
First:
18,085
Eighth:
12,584
Second:
13,457
Ninth:
13,206
Third:
12,626
Tenth:
13,120
Fourth:
12,215
Eleventh:
12,955
Fifth:
11,946
Twelfth:
12,226
Ungraded:
3,925
0
,
1
'
A
0
C
Data not reported by State
D
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 7.8
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
10,796
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
265
237
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
ttw HAMPSHIRE - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
18,61r
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
10,363
55.6%
Instructional aides
1,501
8.1%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
481
2.6%
Librarians/library support
475
2.5%
Administtative support
1,462
7.8%
Other support services
3,639
19.5%
Administrators :
School-based
567
3.0%
Other officials/administrators
147
0.8%
Figure 8.--Average students p.. teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.3
Teacher to administrator ratio
14.5
Average teacher salary $21,869
NtW frieMPSHIRE
6
266
238
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
State Department of Education
225 West State Street
Trenton, New Jersey 08625
Commissioner of Education: Saul Cooperman
(609) 292-4450
Cooperative System Liaison: Howard Bookin
(609) 292-7629
CCD Coordinator: Howard Bookin
(609) 292-7629
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Scnool- age
1,318,000 17%
Other
6,354,000 83%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
7,672,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
1,092,982
Total public schools 2,246
Total area of State 7,836 square miles
139A8 public school students per square mile
28.66 public snhools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$2,547
Total State expenditure per capita $2,239
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $356
( 15.9% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$116,190
269
240
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$5,320,000
National school lunch
$56,7E0,000
Chapter I
$118,644,000
School Improvement
$21,324,000
Impact aid
$12,222,000
Vocational/adult
$23,868,000
Handicapped
$59,132,000
Bilingual
$2,074,000
Indian
$76,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
52 5%
1100111001110p
S ate
4 3 0%
Federal
4.1%
InstruCtion
63 5%
do11111011110011
Nonins Ii oc tori
3 0%
Support services
33 5%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $5,953
&RSEY - 2
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership
$5,508
270
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INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 622
regular school districts
604
( 97.1%)
regional service agencies
15
( 2.4%)
State-operated agencies
3
( 0.5%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
( 0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7A95
2,500
4,999
Ne
2,000
2,499
ZA
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
././
A
800
999 W./ /
600
799
450
599 '7 /Z.
300
449 r
150
299
./Z
1
1
149
A
Size not reported
0
20
40
60
en
100
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership slze
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
( 0.0% )
4 agencies
( 0.6%)
34 agencies
( 5.5%)
119 agencies
( 19.1%)
431 agencies
( 69.3%)
34 agencies
( 5.5%)
271
24 2
NEW 1RSEY - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
2,246
2,132
(94.9%)
71
(3.2%)
41
(1.8%)
2
(0.1%)
regular schools
speclal education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 49.2%
NI"
E 4.0%
D 30 1%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
0
20
3
40
50
60
[M] Schools
C7.i Students
10
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
973
PK,K,1 to 8
302
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
254
7 to 8,9
85
7,8 to 12
52
9,10,11 to 12
280
Other grades
211
Ungraded
72
Not reported
17
NtW &RSEY - 4
272
243
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
6,320
Sixth:
73,335
Kindergarten:
78,991
Seventh:
75,804
First:
85,932
Eighth:
74,848
Second:
80,647
Ninth:
81,639
Third:
78,772
Tenth:
80,864
Fourth:
76,156
Eleventh:
83,009
Fifth:
75,882
Twelfth:
82,653
Ungraded:
58,130
Thousands
800
600
400
200
A
0
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
79,376
Other diploma
High school equivalency
10,218
Other completers
1,468
273
244
iNt1N 1RSEY - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
Instructional staff
141,257
Total teachers
78,335
55.5%
Instructional aldes
8,193
5.8%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
2,778
2.0%
Llbrarians/library support
2,121
1.5%
Administrative support
34,249
24.2%
Other support services
8,594
6.1%
Administrators :
School-based
5,119
3.6%
Other officials/administrators
1,868
1.3%
20 0
15 0
10 u
5 0
0.0
13 0
13 3
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.2
Teacher to administrator ratio
11.2
Average teacher salary $28,718
WW JERSEY - 6
274
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO
State Department of Education Building
300 Don Gaspar
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501-2786
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Alan Morgan
(505) 827-6516
Cooperative System Liaison: Henry Borgrink
(505) 827-6526
CCD Coordinator: Henry Borgrink
(505) 827-6526
275
246
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
other
1,188,000 '79%
lit312,000 21%
School-age
/7/
Flgure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
1,500,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
287,229
Total public schools 648
Total area of State
121,666 square miles
2.36 public school students per square mile
0.3 public schmAs per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $2,561
Total State expenditure per capita $2,204
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $552
(25.1% of total expenditure per capita)
G,oss State roduct Der school-age child (1986)
$76,385
277
24 7
1\tw Nt.xico - 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$3,396,000
National school lunch
$26,187,000
Chapter I
$29,737,000
School Improvement
$4,700,000
Impact aid
$36,193,000
Vocational/adult
$6,887,000
Handicapped
$10,959,000
Bilingual
$6,024,000
Indian
$4,389,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
State
75.196
Local
12 7%
Federal
12 2%
instruction
5 7.5%
Noninstr uc th)fl
r) 1%
Suppor t services
3 7 4%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,576
pupil in membership $3,071
Ntw A/Exico
2
278
248
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 88
regular school districts
88
(100.0%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
21,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,199
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,199
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,199
800
999
600
799
150
599
300
999
150
299
1
199
Size not reported
WSe
PW2 y
4ffie
Z,1
'AV
//J
r tz,
Ar
tzmorAram,
re z / A
ZZ'
r
zz
vzil, zZl.r A
0
2
6
8
10
12
14
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
2 agencies
13 agencies
24 agencies
48 agencies
0 agencies
(1.1%)
(2.3%)
(14.8%)
(27.3%)
(54.5%)
(0.0%)
279
24 9
Ntw tv'Exico - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 648
643
(99.2%)
1
(0.2%)
0
(0.0%)
4
(0.6%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
0 0%,:\.,,:,\
\\
2r
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Woo f-.nge
Large Town
small Town
nurai
)7
N:VX
ON&
V%)
%Y./
RAVW\
NkyyraS,
r4/#/Aff4
15
20
25
30
3;
40
Ls:a Schools
ED Stuoents
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
352
PK,K,1 to 8
9
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
68
7 to 8,9
49
7,8 to 12
35
9,10,11 to 12
84
Other grades
46
Ungraded
5
Not reported
0
Nt-w fstxico - 4
280
25 0
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
0
Sixth:
19,626
Kindergarten:
23,411
Seventh:
20,290
First:
25,364
Eighth:
19,595
Second:
23,560
Ninth:
21,818
Third:
21,726
Tenth:
20,032
Fourth:
21,293
Eleventh:
18,435
Fifth:
20,548
Twelfth:
16,946
Ungraded:
14,585
0
A
e
C
Data not reported by State
D
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
15,701
Other diploma
High school equivalency
4,557
Other completers
281
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
251
Ntw Atxico - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
29,347
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
15,175
51.7%
Instructional aides
3,070
10.5%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
496
1.7%
Librarians/library support
639
2.2%
Administrative support
2,029
6.9%
Other support services
6,871
23.4%
Administrators :
School-based
726
2.5%
Other officials/administrators
341
1.2%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
19 9
0 I
r
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.1
Teacher to administrator ratio
14.2
Average teac'
.alary $23,850
Ntw fv'Exico - 6
STATE OF NEW YORK
State Education Department
111 Education Bldg., Washington Ave.
Albany, New York 12234
Commissioner of Education: Thomas Sobol
(518) 474-5844
Cooperative System Liaison: John J. Stiglmeier
(518) 474-8716
CCD Coordinator: John J. Stiglmeier
(518) 474-8716
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Otner
1,1,712,000 83%
Sc boo,- age
3,113,000 17%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
17,815,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 2,594,070
Total public schor's
3,971
Total area of State
49,576 square miles
52.33 public school students per square mile
8.01 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$3,118
Total State expenditure per capita
$2,665
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita
$393
( 14.7% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$115,337
FIr
'DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$34,601,000
National school lunch
$202,340,000
Chapter I
$372,358,000
School in, ,'..)vement
$49,509,000
Impact aid
$12,668,000
Vocational/adult
$61,433,000
Handicapped
$84,659,000
Bilingual
$21,125,000
Indian
$1,186,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
52 7%
illoH11111010
Sta e
42 ,1%
Federal
4 0%
Instruction
65 5%
.1111111111110F
Support service,:
314%
Noninsiruction
31%
Figure 2.--Re.( dues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $6,042
pupil in membership $5,647
NEw YORK - 2
286
255
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 763
regular school districts
722
(94.6%)
regional service agencies
41
(5.4%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000 - 24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1999
,
1,000 -
1A99
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
149
Size not reported
ril74
VZfeZZA
4'i'4
qLW/
Ar./
Zttft.11/
0
20
40
60
BO
100
120
140
160
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
4 agencies
41 agencies
177 agencies
537 agencies
3 agencies
287
(0.1%)
(0.5%)
(5.4%)
(23.2%)
(70.4%)
(0.4%)
256
NEN/ YORK - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
3,971
3,856
(97.1%)
85
(2.1%)
28
(0.7%)
2
(0.1%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
large Town
Small Town
Rural
.-77 77"
,.
1-.
--.'-- I
W4`).79
NVE21,\:d
1-
0
10
2 j
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
2,064
PK,K,1 to 8
61
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
336
7 to 8,9
251
7,8 to 19
234
9,10,11 to 12
481
Other grades
455
Ungraded
89
Not reported
0
%W YORK
4
288
257
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
20,821
Sixth:
172,021
Kindergarten:
183,910
Seventh:
180,815
First:
207,689
Eighth:
171,808
Second:
192,401
Ninth:
207,361
Third:
183,326
Tenth:
203,499
Fourth:
181,309
Eleventh:
201,482
Fifth:
174,289
Twelfth:
172,904
Ungraded:
140,435
0
,
A
B
C
D
E
Data not reported by State
Fiaure 7.--Public school membershiP bv racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
163,765
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
289
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
2 58
Ntw YORK
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
327,428
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
170,236
52.0%
Instructional aides
23,825
7.3%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
5,028
1.5%
Librarians/library support
4,810
1.5%
Administrative support
29,306
9.0%
Other support services
83,252
25.4%
Administrators :
School-based
6,885
2.1%
Other officials/administrators
4,086
1.2%
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.1
Teacher to administrator ratio
15.5
Average teacher salary
$32,000
1\tvi YORK - 6
290
259
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
State Department of Public Instruction
Education Building, Room 318
Edenton & Salisbury Streets
Raleigh, North Carolina 27603 1712
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Bob Etheridge
(919) 733.3813
Cooperative System Liaison: Margaret Hayden
(919) 733-3850
CCD Coordinator: Engin Konanc
(919) 733-9722
291
260
GL.,4ERAL CHARACTERISncs
Other
5,224,000 81%
Sc boo I- aye
1,189,000 19%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
6,413,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
1,085,976
Total public schools
1,952
Total area of State 52,586 square miles
20.65 public school students per square mile
3.71 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue p)r capita
$1,852
Total State expenditure per capita
$1,580
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $392
( 24.8% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$84,699
NORTH CAROLINA
1
293
261
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$19,752,000
National school lunch
$83,629,000
Chapter I
$86,501,000
School improvement
$18,192,000
Impact aid
$8,347,000
Vocational/aduit
$29,282,000
Handicapped
$44,501,000
Bilingual
$188,000
Indian
$1,854,000
Revenues and expenditures tor elementary/secondary education
Instruction
65 6%
111111111110110111111111,
Noninstruc tiOfl
4 1%
Support services
30 3%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue pnr pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,201
pupil in membership $2,942
NbR1-1-1 CAROLINA - 2
294
2C 2
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 142
regular school districts
140
(98.6%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
2
(1.4%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
2,1,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,0'j3
1,499
000
999
600
799
450
599
300
119
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
Airez,77Z-L;(r2, 27:21
./
WA1/2
:2=
7-2,7
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
11 agencies
60 agencies
49 agencies
19 agencies
2 agencies
(0.7%)
(7.7%)
(42.3%)
(34.5%)
(13.4%)
(1.4%)
295
263
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,952
1,903
(97.5%)
26
( 1.3%)
1
(0.1%)
22
( 1.1%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C. 59 6%
B 19 3%
\
\\\
2 1%
A
1 9%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A - 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
C 11 y
Urban Fnnge
Large Town
Small Tow n
.71
Rural
*-
it,./t%''-t"
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
4 0
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
902
PK,K,1 to 8
153
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
7 to 8,9
137
7,8 to 12
36
9,10,11 to 12
282
Other grades
165
Ungraded
25
Not reported
7
NoRTH CAROLINA - 4
296
26 4
STUDENT DATA
Total public school memb6rship by grade
Prekindergarten:
833
Kindergarten:
84,705
First:
85,622
Second:
82,943
Third:
81,002
Fourth:
79,536
Fifth:
80,164
Thousands
800
600
400
200
0
A
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 24.5
Sixth:
T7,844
Seventh:
83,391
Eighth:
83,024
Ninth:
91,845
Tenth:
87,173
Eleventh:
81,024
Twelfth:
72,339
Ungraded:
14,531
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
Other diploma
624
High school equivalency
Other completers
1,100
297
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
26 5
NioRTH C4ROLINA
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
Instructional staff :
114,243
Total teachers
59,771
52.3%
Instructional aides
17,002
14.9%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
1,982
1.7%
Librarians/library support
2,043
1.8%
Administrative support
0
0.0%
Other support services
27,762
24.3%
Administrators :
School-based
3,643
3.2%
Other officials/administrators
2,040
1.8%
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t..
n;t1I1
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to a',1 othes staff ratio
1.1
Teacher to administrator ratio
10.5
Average teacher salary
$23,879
NbRTH CAROLINA - 6
298
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
State Department of Public Instruction
State Capitol Building, 11th Floor
600 Boulevard Avenue East
Bismarck, North Dakota 58505-0164
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Wayne G. Sanstead
(701) 224-2261
Cooperative System Liaison:
CCD Coordinator:
299
267
Ronald Torgeson
(701) 224-2289
Ronald Torgeson
(701) 224-2289
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
672,000 )
Total students In public elementangsecondary schools
119,004
Total public schools 691
Total area of State
70,665 square miles
1.68 public school students per square mi!e
0.98 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $2,300
Total State expenditure per capita $2,358
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $380
( 16.1% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$81,311
NORTH DAKOTA - 1
301
268
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$406,000
National school !unch
$7,250,000
Chapter I
$8,904,000
School Improvement
$3,630,000
Impact aid
$9,022,000
Vocational/adult
$4,77e,000
Handicapped
$7,481,000
Bilingual
$1,203,000
Indian
$1,510,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
2 0%
Local
3) 0%
State
50 8%
Federal
9 4%
Instruction
61 5%
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Noninstruc lion
4 4%
Support services
34 1%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,553
pupil in membership $3,159
NoRTH DAKOTA - 2
269
302
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 353
regular school districts
303
(85.8%)
regional service agencies
39
(11.1%)
State-operated agencies
5
(1.4%)
Federally operated and
other types
6
(1.7%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
:A
011r
m
V.4
7 A
v / 4
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reperted
0 agencies
(0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
4 agencies
( 1.1%)
9 agencies
(2.5%)
316 agencies
(89.5%)
24 agencies
( 6.8%)
303
2 70
NbRTH De1 KOTA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
691
646
(93.5%)
36
(5.2%)
8
(1.2%)
1
(0.1%)
regular schools
special educatlon schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
E 44 4 %
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Srn,-ui Town
d
N
441''
/
1 ;
20
40
60
5cnools
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
297
PK,K,1 to 8
57
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
10
7 to 8,9
20
7,8 to 12
190
9,10,11 to 12
33
Other grades
44
Ungraded
0
Not reported
40
NoRTH DAKOTA - 4
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
530
Kindergarten:
10,193
First:
10,581
Second:
9,801
Third:
9,386
Fourth*
9,189
Fifth:
9,023
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Thousands
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
8,542
Seventh:
8,684
Eighth:
8,470
Ninth:
8,735
Tenth:
8,559
Eleventh:
8,627
Twelfth:
8,704
Ungraded:
0
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
7,821
Other diploma
High school equivalency
1,224
Other compieters
305
2 72
NORTH DAKOTA
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
13,533
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
7,632
56.4%
instructional aides
899
6.6%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
164
1.2%
Ubrarians/Ilbrary support
300
2.2%
Administrative support
672
5.0%
Other support services
3,156
23.3%
Administrators :
School-based
367
2.7%
Other officials/administrators
343
2.5%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
17
15.6
19
12 3
Overall
Primary
Middle
1-111911
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.3
Teacher to administrator ratio
10.7
Average teacher salary $21,284
NORTH 1)%1COTA - 6
STATE OF OHIO
State Department of Education
65 South Front Street, Room 808
Columbus, Ohio 43266-0308
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Franklin B. Walter
(614) 466-3304
Cooperative System Liaison: James Daubenmire
(614) 466-7000
CCD Coordinator: James Daubenmire
(614) 466-7000
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
8,721,000 81%
School-age
2,063,000 19%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
10,784,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools
1,793,411
Total public schools 3,743
Total area of State 41,222 square miles
43.51 publlc schoc4 eudents per square mile
9.08 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $2,324
Total State expenditure per capita $1,924
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $341
( 17.7% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (086)
$84,868
2 Ps
FISCAL DATA
Federal aki to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$15,718,000
National school lunch
$100,789,000
Chapter I
$128,962,000
School Improvement
$32,430,000
Impact aid
!4,801,000
Vocational/adult
$43,557,000
Handicapped
$64,762,000
Bilingual
1,521,000
Indian
$44,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
0 0%
Local
44 8%
State
49 6%
Federal
5 5%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Instruction
57 9%
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Noninstruc lion
3 3%
Support services
38 8%
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue pr pupil
Current expenditures per
In membership $3,509
pupil in membership $3,408
Orlio - 2
310
276
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 797
regular school districts
703
(88.2%)
regional service agencies
92
(11.5%)
State-operated agencies
2
(0.3%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999 r
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
././
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
ZIA
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,199
Z/ZZ
800
999
/../ A
600
799
450
599
300
449
rA
150
1
299
149
ri'4
Size not reported
zzeL,
0
20
40
60
00
100
120
140
160
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
2 agencies
(0.3%)
7 agencies
(0.9%)
47 agencies
(5.9%)
243 agencies
(30.5%)
365 agencies
(45.8%)
133 agencies
( 16.7%)
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
3,743
3,602
( 96.2%)
23
(0.6%)
84
(2.2%)
34
(0.9%)
regular schools
special educatIon schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
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V\\:\ \\N.,:i
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6%
1%
III 11.1 E
.
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A - 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span categOry :
City
>,4
Urban Fringe
arge Town
Small Town
Rural
ni1gW7:09.i-7,71
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777-9
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1
1
15
20
25
30
35
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ED Students
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
1,940
PK,K,1 to 8
130
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
399
7 to 8,9
253
7,8 to 12
153
9,10,11 to 12
568
Other grades
219
Ungraded
0
Not reported
81
Odio - 4
312
278
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership
Prekindergarten:
by grade
Sixth:
126,542
Kindergarten:
141,046
Seventh:
133,475
First:
151,203
Eighth:
130,061
Second:
141,457
Ninth:
148,562
Third:
136,023
Tenth:
142,339
Fourth:
130,372
Eleventh:
145,416
Fifth:
129,788
Twelfth:
137,127
Ungraded:
1,600
Thousands
1,400
1,200
1,000
800
600
400
200
0
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
124,923
Other diploma
723
High school equivalency
Other completers
13,638
1111111
313
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
2 79
ano - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
Instructional staff :
184,815
Total teachers
99,641
53.9%
Instructional aides
7,721
4.2%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
2,920
4.8%
Librarians/library support
3,961
2.1%
Administrative support
13,202
9.8%
Other support services
42,349
22.9%
Administrators :
School-based
4,743
2.6%
Other officials/administrators
5,278
2.9%
20 0
15
10 0
5 0
0 0
18 1
19.2
-777R-7
Middle
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.2
Teacher to administrator ratio
9.9
Average teacher salary $26,288
- 6
280314
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
State Department of Education
Oliver Hodge Memorial Education Bldg.
2500 North Lincoln Boulevard
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105-4599
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Gerald E. Hoeltzel
(405) 521-3301
Cooperative System Liaison: Sharon Lease
(405) 521-3460
CCD Coordinator: Thomas E. Pickens
(404) 521-3460
315
25 1
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
2,637,000 81%//A
635,000 19%
School-age
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
3,272,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 584,212
Total public schools
1,889
Total area of State
69,919 square miles
8.36 public school students per square mile
2.70 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$1,767
Total State expenditure per capita $1,684
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $345
(20.5% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$78,820
317
282
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$6,379,000
National school lunch
$39,479,000
Chapter I
$36,955,000
School Improvement
$9,944,000
Impact aki
$22,624,000
Vocational/adult
$13,555,000
Handicapped
;21,560,000
Bilingual
$2,993,000
Indian
$9,584,000
Pavenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
interrnecfiate
2.8%
Instruction
65 1%
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Non Inc, U uc.1,Grl
.1 5%
Support
31 3%.,
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupa
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Current expenditures per
in membership $2,913
pupil in membership $2,878
OKLAHOMA - 2
283
318
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 655
regular school districts
611
(93.3%)
regional service agencies
20
(3.1%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
24
(3.7%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7A99
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500 -
1,999
1,000
1,499
BOO
999
600
799
450
599
300
419
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
:_ez=7-Z2Z=
1%./AVIZIArf ZW
'41977Arff,
2
2
z
/777z
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
4 agencies
16 agencies
37 agencies
578 agencies
20 agencies
319
(0.0%)
(0.6%)
(2.4%)
(5.6%)
(88.2%)
(3.1%)
284
CKLAHOMA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,889
1,826
(96.7%)
5
(0.3%)
50
(2.7%)
8
(0.4%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 33.8%
5.4%
A 0 8%
E 16.0%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
>
20
30
40
MI Schools M Students
50
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
647
PK,K,1 to 8
307
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
157
7 to 8,9
139
7,8 to 12
60
9,10,11 to r
416
Other grades
101
Ungraded
9
Not reported
53
OKLAHOMA
4
285
320
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
2,382
Kindergarten:
48,529
First:
54,941
Second:
46,889
Third:
44,181
Fourth:
43,254
Fifth:
42,910
Thousands
500
400
300
200
100
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
41,240
Seventh:
39,999
Eighth:
41,652
Ninth:
43,738
Tenth:
43,659
Eleventh:
43,056
Twelfth:
40,552
Ungraded:
7,230
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
35,514
Other diploma
High school equivalency
9,404
Other completers
321
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
286
CKLAHOMA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total educatiun staff
63,822
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
34,515
54.1%
Instructional aides
3,750
5.9%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
1,026
1.6%
Librarians/library support
662
1.0%
Administrative support
4,463
7.0%
Other support services
17,065
26.7%
Administrators :
School-based
1,761
2.8%
Other officials/administrators
580
0.9%
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.2
Teacher to administrator ratio
14.7
Average teacher salary
$21,468
O<LAHOMA - 6
STATE OF OREGON
State Department of Education
700 Pringle Parkway, S.E.
Salem, Oregon 97310
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Verne A. Duncan
(503) 378-3573
Cooperative System Liaison: Bob Burns
(503) 378-8992
CCD Coordinator: Walter Koscher
(503) 378-3631
323
288
*
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 2,724,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
455,895
Total public schools
1,214
Total area of State 96,981 square miles
4.70 public school students per square mile
1.25 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$2,256
Total State expenditure per capita $1,887
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $242
( 12.8% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross Sta:e product per school-age child (1986)
$83,559
325
289
OREGON - 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$2,234,000
National school lunch
$23,299,000
Chapter i
$371853,000
School Improvement
$71809,000
Impact aid
$31041,000
Vocational/adult
$10,384,000
Handicapped
$15,585,000
Bilingual
$1,381,000
Indian
$853,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
63.4%
Intermediate
2.0%
State
28.0%
Federal
6.6%
instruction
56 8%
4111100110
Norms (ruction
3.6%
Support services
39 7%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $4,148
pupil in membership $3,888
CREGON
2
326
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 340
regular school districts
304
( 89.4% )
regional service agencies
29
( 8.5%)
State-operated agencies
6
( 1.8%)
Federally operated and
other types
1
( 0.3% )
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7A99
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
( 0.3%)
3 agencies
( 0.9% )
19 agencies
( 5.6%)
45 agencies
( 13.2%)
236 agencies
( 69.4%)
36 agencies
( 10.6% )
327
OREGON - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,214
1,209
(99.6%)
4
(0.3%)
1
(0.1%)
0
(0.0%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
B 6.3%
A 1.3%
E 13.9%
D 30.4%
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
Figure 5.--F ublic schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
s.1.1.
1 1 1.
v
/
...n
yzA
A
z
10
15
20
25
30
35
M Schools
E3 Students
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
624
PK,K,1 to 8
123
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
118
7 to 8,9
76
7,8 to 12
36
9,10,11 to 12
193
Other grades
35
Ungraded
2
Not reported
2
OREGON - 4
328
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
1,514
Kindergarten:
30,699
First:
38,242
Second:
35,881
Third:
36,629
Fourth:
35,330
Fifth:
35,419
500
Thousands
400
300
200
100
0
A
tfeedeeee
We WI"
OOOOOOOO
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 20.1
Sixth:
34,120
Seventh:
34,310
Eighth:
33,160
Ninth:
34,338
Tenth:
34,569
Eleventh:
34,530
Twelfth:
33,495
Ungraded:
3,659
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
27,165
Other diploma
High school equivalency
7,223
Other completers
1,087
OREGON - 5
329 29 3
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
47,211
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
24,911
52.8%
Instructional aides
3,995
8.5%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
1,064
2.3%
Librarians/library support
759
1.6%
Administrative support
4,023
8.5%
Other support services
10,167
21.5%
Administrators :
School-based
1,397
3.0%
Other officials/administrators
895
1.9%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
19 9
17 5
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff 1.atio
1.1
Teacher to administrator ratio
10.9
Average teacher salary
$26,690
OREGON - 6
330
234
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
State Department of Education
333 Market Street, 10th Floor
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17126
Secretary of Education: Thomas K. Gilhool
(717) 787-5820
Cooperative System Liaison: Roger G. Hummel
717) 787-2644
CCD Coordinator: Roger G. Hummel
(717) 787-2644
331
295
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
11,936,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
1,668,542
Total public schools 3,313
Total area of State 45,333 square miles
36.81 public school students per square mile
7.31 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$1,994
Total State expenditure per capita $1,723
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $286
( 16.6% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$88,505
333
296
PENNSYLVANIA - 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected prc3rams:
National school breakfast
$6,629,000
National school lunch
$95,699,000
Chapter I
$181,955,000
School improvement
$32,e79,000
Impact ald
$3,391,000
Vocational/adult
$46,564,000
Handicapped
$68,723,000
Bilingual
$1,177,000
Indian
$17,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
0 3%
Local
48 3%
..
State
46 3%
Federal
5.1%
instructon
61 0%
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Noninslr tiC Lion
3 1%
Support services
35 9%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $4,933
PENNSYLVANIA - 2
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
297
"4
Current expenditures per
pupil ir membership $4,287
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 601
regular school districts
501
(83.4%)
regional service agencies
98
(16.3%)
State-operated agencies
2
(0.3%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
2g0
449
150
299
1
-
149
Size not reported
0
50
100
150
200
Figure 4,--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
(0.2%)
1 agencies
(0.2%)
63 agencies
( 10.5%)
214 agencies
(35.6%)
321 agencies
(53.4%)
1 agencies
(0.2%)
335
298
PENNSYLVANIA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
3,313
3,158
(95.3%)
67
(2.0%)
86
(2.6%)
2
(0.1%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 56.3%
B 14.8%
WV
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D 24 7%
A 1.9%
E 2 4%
Figure 5.--Public schools by slze of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
City
Uroan Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
h\
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//,ZzA
\\W WS§
> / /
AM)Mfg.
Ve
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
Mi Schools
Mj Studehis
Number of public schools by grade span category :
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
1,862
PK,K,1 to 8
58
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
291
7 to 8,9
181
7,8 to 12
209
9,10,11 to 12
378
Other grades
200
Ungraded
42
Not reported
92
Figure 6.-Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PENNSYLVANIA - 4
336
299
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
Kindergarten:
124,471
First:
136,411
Second:
123,262
Third:
118,902
Fourth:
114,588
Fifth:
112,801
1600
Thousands
,
1,400
1,200
1,000
BOO
600
400
200
0
A
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
110,500
Seventh:
118,333
Eighth:
118,544
Ninth:
133,426
Tenth:
133,449
Eleventh:
131,e77
Twelfth:
130,830
Ungraded:
61,148
Legend
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
121,219
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
337
Imp
10
300
PENNSYLVANIA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
185,629
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
103,3(17
55.7%
Instructional aides
10,187
5.5%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
3,169
1.7%
Librarians/library support
3,151
1.7%
Administrative support
12,671
6.0%
Other support services
41,477
22.3%
Administrators :
School-based
3,859
2.1%
Othar officials/administrators
7,808
4.2%
25 0
20.0
IBA
16.2
15.0
hA
10.0
5.0
0.0
Overall
Primary
Middle
15.3
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to ail other staff ratio
1.3
Teacher to administrator ratio
8.9
Average teacher salary
$9:7,422
PENNSYLVANIA - 6
338
301
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND
State Department of Education
22 Hayes Street
Providence, Rhode Island 02908
Commissioner of Education: J. Troy Earhart
(401) 277-2031
Cooperative System Liaison: Donley Taft
(401) 277-2841
339
CCD Coordinator: Donley Taft
(401) 277-2841
302
GEN:RAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 986,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 134,061
Total public schools 298
Total area of State
1,214 square miles
110.43 public school students per square mile
24.55 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenuti per capita $2,612
Total State expenditure per capita $2,291
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
edulation per capita $271
( 11.8% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$92,713
341
303
Fi-IODE iSLAND - 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$805,000
National school lunch
$7,164,000
Chapter I
$13,582,000
School Improvement
$3,630,000
Impact aid
$2,701,000
Vocational/adult
$5,001,000
Handicapped
$7,009,000
Bilingual
$934,000
Indian
$36,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
52.9%
'IIlIIIH011OO
S a e
42.6%
Federal
5%
Ins Ii ochon
670%
NoninsU uction
2 7%
Suppor services
30 4%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $4,699
pupil in membership $4,535
R-IODE ISLAND
2
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 41
regular school districts
40
( 97.6% )
regional service agencies
0
( 0.0% )
State-operated agencies
1
( 2.4% )
Federally operated and
other types
0
( 0.0% )
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
'7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
-
149
Size not reported
1_
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0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0% )
2 agencies
( 4.9% )
5 agencies
( 12.2% )
18 agencies
(43.9%)
15 agencies
(36.6%)
1 agencies
( 2.4% )
343
305
RIODE iSLAND - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elmentary/secondary schools reported 298
290
(97.3%)
5
( 1.7%)
2
(0.7%)
1
(0.3%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
D 3 5 2%
Figure 5 --Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
\\ \m\
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20
30
40
50
60
M Schools
EA Students
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
167
PK,K,1 to 8
5
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
21
7 to 8,9
20
7,8 to 12
10
9,10,11 to 12
29
Other grades
39
Ungraded
7
Not reported
0
RHODE ISLAND - 4
344
3 0 G
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
303
Kindergarten:
10,103
First:
12,439
Second:
10,440
Third:
9,815
Fourth:
9,449
Fifth:
9,417
120 Thousands
100
80
60
40
20
0
VOZOIZAII
A
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 19.9
Sixth:
9,022
Seventh:
9,633
Eighth:
9,543
Ninth:
10,524
Tenth:
10,097
Eleventh:
9,817
Twelfth:
9,397
Ungraded:
4,062
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
8,627
Other diploma
High school equivalency
328
Other completers
15
345
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Aslan/Pacific islander
C = Hispanic
D - Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
[JO
RiODE ISLAND
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
14,569
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
8,934
61.3%
Instructional aides
901
6.2%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
328
2.3%
Librarlans/library support
288
2.0%
Administrative support
1,188
8.2%
Other support services
2,259
15.5%
Administrators :
School-based
526
3.6%
Other officials/administrators
145
1.0%
18.0
16 0
15.0
14 0
12 0
10 0
8 0
6 0
4.0
2 0
0 0
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.6
State does not report
teachers at school level
Overall
Pnmary
Middle
High
Teacher to administrator ratio
13.3
Average teacher salary
$31,079
RIODE ISLAND
6
346
;3
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
State Department of Education
1006 Rutledge Building
1429 Senate Street
Columbia, South Carolina 29201
Superintendent of Education: Charlie G. Williams
(803) 734-8492
Cooperative System Liaison: Paul D. Sandifer
(803) 734-8258
CCD Coordinator: Jo Ann Kerrey
(803) 734-8262
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 3,425,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 614,921
Total public schools
1,103
Total area of State 31,055 sqL re miles
19.80 public school students per square mile
155 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$1,975
Total State expenditure per capita
$1,740
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $371
(21.3% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$65,582
349
3 1 0
SOUTH CAROLINA - 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$8,748,000
National school lunch
$57,353,000
Chapter I
$54,895,000
School improvement
$10,317,000
impact aid
$6,745,000
Vocational/adult
$16,350,000
Handicapped
$28,834,000
Bilingual
$33,000
Indian
$0
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
1.2%
Local
State
56 0%
Federal
B 9%
Instruction
61.1%
moillit10)
Noninstruction
Support services
33.9%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,250
pupil in membership $2,988
SOUTH CAROLINA - 2
31i
350
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 95
regular school districts
91
(95.8%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
3
(3.2%)
Federally operated and
other types
1
(1.1%)
25,000 or more
10,000
21,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,199
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,199
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
A
Zir
A
V II
r
ZZ
V
1' Za
ZZ
WilA
r
0
5
10
15
20
25
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0%)
8 agencies
(8.4%)
30 agencies
(31.6%)
25 agencies
(26.3%)
32 agencies
(33.7%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
351
312
SOUTH C4ROLINA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,103
1,021
(92.6%)
21
(1.9%)
50
(4.5%)
11
(1.0%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 57 6%
A 2.4%
1114011:2%
E 2.3%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Tow n
Small Tow n
Rural
1
No,
\
10
20
Mi Schools
30
A
40
Students
50
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
492
PK1K,1 to 8
30
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
175
7 to 8,9
52
7,8 to 12
38
9,10,11 to 12
163
Other grades
103
Ungraded
0
Not reported
50
SOUTH CAROLINA - 4
STUDFiNT LATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
Kindergarten:
41,725
First:
55,612
Second:
50,052
Third:
48,256
Fourth:
47,256
Fifth:
47,544
Thousands
400
300
200
100
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
45,984
Seventh:
47,749
Eighth:
47,407
Ninth:
54,003
Tenth:
47,599
Eleventh:
43,138
Twelfth:
38,596
Ungraded:
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Nativ
B = Aslan/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
36,000
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
IIIMIM11
SOUTH CAROLINA - 5
353 3 I 4
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
Instructional staff :
62,557
Total teachers
35,701
57.1%
Instructional aides
5,652
9.0%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
1,170
1.9%
Librarians/library support
1,671
2.7%
Administrative support
4,486
7.2%
Other support services
11,093
17.7%
Administrators :
School-based
1,994
3.2%
Other officials/administrators
790
1.3%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
17 2
ao ,
Overa
10 4
Primary
middle
High
Figure aAverage students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.3
Teacher to administrator ratio
12.8
Average teacher salary
$23,201
SOUTH CAROLINA - 6
354
315
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Department of Education
Division of Elementary/Secondary Education
700 Governors Drive
Pierre, South Dakota 57501
State Superintendent: Henry Kosters
(605) 773-3243
Cooperative System Liaison: Dale Hegg
(605) 773-3248
CCD Coordinator: Don Scott
(605) 773-3248
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
571,000 81%
School-age
138,000 19%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 709,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools
126,817
Total publlc schools 790
Total area of Stat(J
77,047 square miles
1.85 publlc school students per square mile
1.03 publlc schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$1,751
Total State expendlture per capita $1,807
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
educatlon per capita $183
(10.1% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$71,029
357
317
SOUTH DAKOTA - 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal aiu to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$1,516,000
National school lunch
$10,655,000
Chapter I
$10,453,000
School improvement
$3,830,000
Impact ald
$14,010,000
Vocational/adult
$5,103,000
Handicapped
$5,286,000
Bilingual
$1,043,000
Indian
$2,354,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Figure 2,--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $3,328
SOUTH CY4KOTA - 2
Instruchon
59.7%
41111111
111101,
Noninstr tic lion
6 0%
Support services
34 3%
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
358
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $2,935
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 227
regular school districts
194
(85.5%)
regional service agencies
13
(5.7%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
20
(8.8%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,199
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499 =El
000
999
600
799 EMZai
150 -
599 M7=
300
419
150 -
299
,/
AV/
Zold
1
149
Size not reported
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
2 agencies
(0.9%)
7 agencies
(3.1%)
40 agencies
( 17.6%)
135 agencies
( 59.5%)
43 agencies
( 18.9%)
359
319
SOUTH DAKOTA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 790
771
(97.6%)
(1.1%)
0
(0.0%)
10
(1.3%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
aroe Town
Small town
Ufai
1
zzrzMi
(fie
0
20
4 0
60
80
100
LA Schools
EM 5twients
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
267
PK1K11 to 8
124
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
46
7 to 8,9
107
7,8 to 12
0
9,10,11 to 12
175
Other grades
61
Ungraded
10
Not reported
0
SOUTH DekKOTA - 4
360
2
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
367
Sixth:
9,262
Kindergarten:
11,165
Seventh:
9,249
First:
11,312
Eighth:
8,573
Second:
10,853
Ninth:
8,461
ThIrd:
10,251
Tenth:
8,789
Fourth:
9,702
Eleventh:
8,987
Fifth:
9,524
Twelfth:
8,829
Ungraded:
1,493
0
'
i
A
B
C
Data not reported by State
D
E
Figure 7,--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
8,074
Other diploma
High school equivalency
1,289
Other completers
NIII.
361
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
SOUTH DAKOTA
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
14,202
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
8,172
57.5%
Instructional aides
1,178
8.3%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
249
1.8%
Librarians/Ilbrary support
255
1.8%
Administrative support
1,087
7.7%
Other support services
2,678
18.9%
Administrators :
School-based
430
3.0%
Other officials/admInistrators
153
1.1%
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Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
evels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.4
Teacher to administrator ratio
14.0
Average teacher salary
$18,781
SOUTH DINKOTA - 6
362
322
STATE OF TENNESSEE
State Department of Education
100 Cordell Hull Building
Nashville, Tennessee 37219
Commissioner of Education: Charles E. Smith
(615) 741-2731
Cooperative System Liaison: Brad Hurley
(615) 741-5158
CCD Coordinator: Dennis Hirsch
(615) 741-0728
363
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 4,855,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 823,783
Total public schools
1,578
Total area of State 42,244 square miles
19.50 public school students per square mile
3.74 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$1,521
Total State expenditure per capita
$1,368
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $216
( 15.8% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$78,362
365
324
TENNESSEE - 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$15,176,000
National school lunch
$62,567,000
Chapte,. I
$75,702,000
School Improvement
$14,077,000
Impact aid
$3,237,000
Vocational/adult
$22,017,000
Handicapped
$31,648,000
Bilingual
$340,000
Indian
$0
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
LocaI
44 4%
Fecteral
instruction
69.9%
Nonmstruction
6 6%
Supporl services
23 5%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $2,523
TENNESSEE - 2
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
366
325
Current expenditures per
pupil In membership $2,649
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
141
regular school districts
141
( 100.0% )
regional service agencies
0
(0.0% )
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0% )
Federally operated and
other types
0
( 0.0%)
25,000 or more V,
10,000
24,999 V A
7,500
9,999 V
5,000
7,499
ZZ
2,500
4,999
it/ il7
/7 A
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1A99
800
999 V.
600
799
z150
599
300 -
449
r
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
51
10
20
30
50
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
2 agencies
( 1.4%)
6 agencies
( 4.3%)
37 agencies
( 26.2%)
56 agencies
( 39.7%)
39 agencies
(27.7%)
1 agencies
(0.7%)
367
326
TENNESSEE - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementarv/sundary schools reported
1,578
1,504
(95.3%)
27
(1.7%)
46
(2.9%)
1
(0.1%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 5 7 2 %
B
1 7 9 %
)
1
7 %
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E 3 9 %
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Smail Town
Rural
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0
5
10
15
L
20
25
30
35
40
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Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
669
PK,K,1 to 8
247
4,516 to 6,7,8
143
7 to 8,9
81
7,8 to 12
45
9,10,11 to 12
206
Other grades
116
Ungraded
25
Not reported
46
TENNESSEE - 4
368
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
1.110MI
Kindergarten:
62,046
First:
71,358
Second:
63,160
Third:
62,962
Fourth:
61,272
Fifth:
61,386
Thousands
700
GOO
500
400
300
200
100
0
Figure 7.--Fublic school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
58,730
Seventh:
62,973
Eighth:
61,192
Ninth:
66,160
Tenth:
62,961
Eleventh:
59,011
Twelfth:
53,219
Ungraded:
17,353
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
44,731
Other diploma
High school equivalency
9,971
Other completers
369
M.010=1,
328
TENNESSEE - 5
STAFF DATA
Tota! education staff
instructional staff :
83,256
Total teachers
42,082
50.5%
instructional aides
7,401
8.9%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
1,031
1.2%
Librarians/library support
1,318
1.6%
Administrative support
4,065
4.9%
Other support services
22,615
27.2%
Administrators :
School-based
4,112
4.9%
Other officials/administrators
632
0.8%
25.0
20.0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0.0
Overall
Primary
Middle
19 6
18 8
19.8
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.0
Teacher to administrator ratio
8.9
Average teacher salary $22,627
TENNESSEE - 6
32 9
370
STATE OF TEXAS
Texas Education Agency
William B. Travis Building
1701 N. Congress Avenue
Austin, Texas 78701
Commissioner of Education: William N. Kirby
(512) 463-8985
Cooperative System Liaison: Lynn M. Moak
(512) 463-9701
CCD Coordinator: Lynn M. Moak
(512) 463-9701
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total populaflon
16,789,000)
Totol students in public elementary/secondary schools 3,236,787
Total public schools 5,787
Total area of State
267,338 square miles
12.11 public school students per square mile
2.16 pubilc schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $1,432
Total State expenditure per capita
$1,294
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $337
(26.0% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$88,358
373
33 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected proor4ms.
Nationsl school brPa!Int
National schot-2: iunch
$242,019,000
Chapter I
$292,253,000
School Impc. ..."
$50,782,000
Impant
$24,990,000
!fa.
$63,259,000
Handicapped
$102,304,000
Bilingual
$7,426,000
Indian
$101,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
01111001111il
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $3,708
TEMS - 2
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
374
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $3,163
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
1,095
regular school districts
1,063
(97.1%)
regional service agencies
20
(1.8%)
State-operated agencies
11
(1.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
1
(0.1%)
25,000 or more
efe
10,000
24,999
hr
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
W/.ZI/A
2,500
4,999
Zhr
Iff
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
A
1,000 -
1,499
AcriZZ/M.
800
999
AeZZ
600
799
ZZ
450
599
ZZIA
300
449
ZZZAW.
150
299
ZZ z7z,==
1
149
Size not reported
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160 180
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
4 agencies
(0.4%)
38 agencies
(3.5%)
52 agencies
(4.7%)
166 agencies
( 15.2%)
814 agencies
(74.3%)
21 agencies
(1.9%)
375
333
TEXAS - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
5,787
5,550
(95.9%)
187
(3.2%)
6
(0.1%)
44
(0.8%)
regular schools
special educatlon schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 51 4%
B 16.4%
11001111
A 3.9%
E 6 8%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
won Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
ks,
\\.\\.
0
10
20
1 0
40
Mi Schools M Students
60
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
2,599
PK,K,1 to 8
154
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
784
7 to 8,9
289
7,8 to 12
9,10,11 to 12
842
Other grades
912
U ngraded
0
Not reported
0
TEXAS - 4
33 4
376
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
70,739
Kindergarten:
258,953
First:
291,838
Second:
267,937
Third:
255,260
Fourth:
247,433
Fifth:
242,202
2000
Thousands
,
1,500
1,000
500
0
1;77771771
A
B
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
237,689
Seventh:
244,307
Eighth:
234,498
Ninth:
264,328
Tenth:
228,118
Eleventh:
210,751
Twelfth:
182,734
Ungraded:
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
168,430
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
377
--
33,9
TEXAS - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
377,240
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
187,159
49.6%
Instructional aides
27,945
7.4%
Support services staff
:
Guidance counselors/directors
5,334
1.4%
Llbrarlans/library support
7,334
1.9%
Administrative support
28,941
7.7%
Other support services
102,228
27.1%
Administrators :
School-based
12,357
3.3%
Other officials/administrators
5,942
1.6%
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
17 3
17 3
17 2
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure aAverage students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.0
Teacher to administrator ratio
10.2
Average teacher salary $24,903
ItxAs - 6
336
378
STATE OF UTAH
State Office of Education
250 East 500 South
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
Superintendent of Public Instruction: James R. Moss
(801) 538-5431
Cooperative System Liaison: Laurie Chivers
(801) 538-7665
CCD Coordinator: Hal B. Robins
(801) 538-7669
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
1,680,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 423,386
Total public schools 725
Total area of State
84,916 square miles
4.99 public school students per square mile
0.85 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita $2,024
Total State expenditure per capita $1,942
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $404
(20.8% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$55,703
381
338
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$553,000
National school lunch
$20,142,000
Chapter I
$12,823,000
School Improvement
$6,303,000
Impact aid
$8,517,000
Vocational/adult
$7,475,000
Handicapped
$14,119,000
Bilingual
$980,000
Indian
$806,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
39 6%
State
54.4%
Federal
6.1%
Instruction
65 9%
0010101f
Support si--.Jvh:es
30 1%
Noninstruction
3 9%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Cur.ent expenditures per
in membership $2,773
pupil in membership $2,242
UTAH - 2
339
382
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 48
regular school districts
40
(83.3%)
regional service agencies
6
(12.5%)
State-operated agencies
2
(4.2%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
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2=22=2M-77===
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0=2=
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0
2
LI
6
8
10
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0%)
8 agencies
(16.7%)
15 agencies
(31.3%)
8 agencies
( 16.7%)
9 agencies
( 18.8%)
8 agencies
( 16.7%)
383
340
UTAH - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 725
654
(90.2%)
34
(4.7%)
3
(0.4%)
34
(4.7%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 49.9%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of pubHc schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
large Town
Small Town
Rural
10
20
30
40
50
EM Schools M Students
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
427
PK,K,1 to 8
3
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
40
7 to 8,9
69
7,8 to 12
28
9,10,11 to 12
106
Other grades
22
Ungraded
30
Not reported
0
UrAH
4
341
384
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
0
Sixth:
32,967
Kindergarten:
37,235
Seventh:
30,331
First:
37,239
Eighth:
29,148
Second:
37,933
Ninth:
28,117
Third:
36,575
Tenth:
26,792
Fourth:
33,159
Eleventh:
26,684
Fifth:
34,640
Twelfth:
25,076
Ungraded:
7,490
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school cornpleters (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
20,930
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
385
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Aslan/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
34 2
UTAH
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
32,264
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
17,124
53.1%
Instructional aides
2,561
7.9%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors,
dectors
412
1.3%
Librarlans/libraly support
633
2.0%
Administrative support
2,036
6.3%
Other support services
8,372
25.9%
Administrators :
School-based
804
2.5%
Other officials/administrators
322
1.0%
30 0
25.0
20 0
15.0
10 0
5 0
0.0
Ovprall
24 7
24.6
\
Primary
216
19 0
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Averapn students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.1
Teacher to admirdstratcy ratio
15.2
Average teacher salary
$23,035
UTAH - 6
343
386
STATE OF VERMONT
State Department of Education
120 State Street
Montpelier, Vermont 05602-2703
Commissioner of Education: Richard P. Mills
(802) 828-3135
Cooperative System Liaison: Ross Brewer
(802) 828-3135
COD Coordinator: Gerald L. Cassell
(802) 828-3151
387 3 4 4
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total populatlon 548,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 92,755
Total public schools 333
Total area of State 9,609 square miles
9.65 public school students per square mile
3.47 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$2,362
Total State expenditure per capita
$2,105
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $253
( 12.0% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$86,360
389
3 4 s
WRMONT - 1
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$127,000
National school lunch
$3,917,000
Chapter I
$8,599,000
School improvement
$3,630,000
impact ald
$8,000
Vocational/adult
$5,040,000
Handicapped
$5,780,000
Bilingual
$50,000
Indian
$128,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
60 6%
S ate
31 4%
Federal
5 1%
Instruction
63
H101000110 1111111p
Noninstr uc
1 8%
Support seini ices
39 5%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $4,212
pupil in membership $4,107
VERMONT - 2
346
39°
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 334
regular school districts
275
(82.3%)
regional service agencies
59
(17.7%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000 -
1,499
800
999
600
-299
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
./ZZAr
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
1 agencies
(0.3%)
9 agencies
( 2.7%)
237 agencies
(71.0%)
87 agencies
(26.0%)
"1347
VERMONT
3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 333
329
(98.8%)
4
(1.2%)
0
(0.0%)
0
(0.0%)
regular schools
special educatlon schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
D 4 1.6%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D =
to 299
E =
99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
Cily
Urban FrInge
large Town
Small Town
Rural
\\
\ \'
/ //Zee/
:NN.`kt\
0
10
20
30
40
511
60
Scriodis
En Students
70
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
175
PK,K,1 to 8
63
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
19
7 to 8,9
0
7,8 to 12
33
9,10,11 to 12
13
Other grades
27
Ungraded
3
Not reported
0
WRMONT - 4
348
392
STUDENT DATA
Total pubric school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
Kindergarten:
7,867
First:
8,380
Second:
7,560
Third:
7,211
Fourth:
6,989
Fifth:
6,846
100
Thousands
80
60
90
20
0
A
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Insufficient response
Sixth:
6,692
Seventh:
6,781
Eighth:
6,686
Ninth:
6,439
Tenth:
6,314
Eleventh:
6,473
Twelfth:
6,380
Ungraded:
2,137
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
5,968
Other diploma
High school equivalency
1,278
Other completers
393
0110.11110
34 9
WRMONT - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
Instructional staff :
12,755
Total teachers
6,938
54.4%
Instructional aides
1,279
10.0%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
274
2.1%
Librarians/library support
325
2.5%
Administrative support
794
6.2%
Other support services
2,086
16.4%
Administrators :
School-based
685
5.4%
Other officials/administrators
374
2.9%
25 0
20 0
15 0
10 0
5 0
0 0
20 3
Overall
Primary
Middle
14 4
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.2
Teacher to administrator ratio
6.6
Average teacher salary
$21,835
WRMONT
6
95fl
394
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
State Department of Education
Post Office Box 6Q, James Monroe Bldg.
Fourteenth & Franklin Streets
Richmond, Virginia 23216-2060
Superintendent of Public Instruction: S. John Davis
(804) 225-2023
Cooperative System Liaison:
Howell L. Gruver
(804) 225-2099
CCD Coordinator: Howell L. Gruver
(804) 225-2099
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
5,904,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 979,417
Total public schools
1,761
Total area of State 40,817 square miles
24.00 public school students per square mile
4.31 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$1,893
Total State expenditure per capita $1,642
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $319
( 19.4% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$101,121
397
352
VIRGINIA - I
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$6,620,000
National school lunch
$53,131,000
Chapter 1
$67,124,000
School Improvement
$16,065,000
Impact ald
$33,064,000
Vocational/adult
$22,311,000
Handicapped
$33,263,000
Bilingual
$453,000
Indian
$23,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Data not reported by State
111
Instruction
65.1%
41411010000P
Support services
32 5%
Noninstr ij
Hon
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership
pupil in membership $3,533
MRGINIA
2
353
398
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 157
regular school districts
136
( 86.6%)
regional service agencies
19
( 12.1% )
State-operated agencies
2
( 1.3% )
Federally operated and
other types
0
( 0.0% )
25,000 or more
10,000
21,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
1,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
-
149
Size not reported
rffe
JZZ
r //'
AW
Zil. M
ryyMiFl
Ziff 4,
A
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
14 agencies
40 agencies
42 agencies
57 agencies
3 agencies
399
( 0.6% )
( 8.9%)
(25.5%)
(26.8%)
(36.3%)
(1.9%)
354
VIRGINIA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,761
1,644
(93.4%)
62
(3.5%)
54
(3.1%)
1
(0.1%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C 56 2%
B lb 2%
100111
E 3
%
D
1
%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
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5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
En Schools
LA Stuoiml:
Figure 6.Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
346
PK,K,1 to 8
8
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
193
7 to 8,9
92
7,8 to 12
87
9,10,11 to 12
189
Other grades
241
Ungraded
35
Not reported
70
MRGINIA
4
400
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
1,798
Sixth:
67,629
Kindergarten:
78,874
Seventh:
70,161
First:
79,758
Elghth:
71,870
Second:
75,983
Ninth:
79,449
Third:
73,733
Tenth:
73,855
Fourth:
70,388
Eleventh:
71,400
Fifth:
69,674
Twelfth:
69,422
Ungraded:
25,423
A
8
C
Data not reported by State
D
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
65,008
Other diploma
675
High school equivalency
9,164
Other completers
698
401
f;
VIRGINIA
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
114,439
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
59,928
52.4%
Instructional aides
8,405
7.3%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
2,080
1.8%
Ubrarlans/library support
1,754
1.5%
Administrative support
6,136
5.4%
Other support services
31,266
27.3%
Administrators :
School-based
3,085
2.7%
Other officials/administrators
1,785
1.6%
20.0
17.3
16 3
15
15.0
10.0
5.0
0.0
Overall
Primary
Middle
16 1
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.1
Teacher to administrator ratio
12.3
Average teacher salary
$25,039
NARGINIA - 6
P.1
402
STATE OF WASHINGTON
State Deparnent of Public instruction
Old Capitol Building
Washington & Legion, Mail Stop FG-11
Olympia, Washington 98504
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Judith Billings
(206) 586-6904
Cooperative System Liaison: Edward C. Strozyk
(206) 753-1700
CCD Coordinator: Edward C. Strozyk
(206) 753-1700
403
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
4,538,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 775,755
Total public schools
1,852
Total area of State
68,192 square miles
11.38 public school studrmts per square mile
2.72 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$2,551
Total State expenditure per capita
$2,200
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $511
( 23.2% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$95,083
405
I.r:-,,i.
s
WASHINGTON -
1
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$3,240,000
National school lunch
$36,505,000
Chapter I
$55,824,000
School Improvement
$12,660,000
Impact aki
$28,270,000
Vocational/adult
$15,771,000
Handicapped
$26,104,000
Bilingual
$2,643,000
I ncfian
$3,947,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Intermediate
0.1%
Instruction
58.3%
loolH1010110
Noninstruchon
3 ,1%
Support services
38 3%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
In membership $4,095
WASHINGTON
2
3 G. n
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
406
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $3,689
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 296
regular school districts
296
(100.0%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
000
999
600
799
450
599
300
1,19
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
FA
ZA
EWA
'Z=2=
,g:.i2/57
,ZZ2MMIM
0
10
20
30
/0
50
60
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
(0.3%)
13 agencies
(4.4%)
33 agencies
( 11.1%)
56 agencies
( 18.9%)
193 agencies
(65.2%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
407
WASHINGTON - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,852
1,620
(87.5%)
62
(3.4%)
5
(0.3%)
165
(8.9%)
regular schools
speclal education schools
vocatlonal schools
other and alternative schools
D 19 5%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category
:
City
Urtmn Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
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5
10
15
2
25
30
35
40
iM St:flows
FOI stvienls
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
858
PK,K,1 to 8
58
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
142
7 to 8,9
133
7,8 to 12
84
9,10,11 to 12
270
Other grades
172
Ungraded
0
Not reported
135
WASHINGTON
4
408
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
2,071
Sixth:
54,536
Kindergarten:
64,898
Seventh:
55,396
First:
68,313
Eighth:
54,358
Second:
63,718
Ninth:
58,149
Third:
61,217
Tenth:
58,120
Fourth:
58,413
Eleventh:
60,073
Fifth:
58,016
Twelfth:
58,477
Ungraded:
700 Thousands
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
!I, I/
a, A
_r=fm_
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
49,873
Other diploma
High school equivalency
2,681
Other completers
WASHINGTON - 5
409
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
68,405
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
38,344
56.1%
Instructional aides
5,120
7.5%
Support services staff
Guidance counselors/directors
1,240
1.8%
Librarians/library support
1,820
2.7%
Administrative support
5,004
7.3%
Other support services
13,624
19.9%
Adrninistrators :
School-based
2,247
3.3%
Other officials/adrninistrators
1,006
1.5%
25
r
20 0
15 0
ICI 11
20 2
22 1
20 2
.
H
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.3
Teacher to administrator ratio
11.8
Avel age teacher salary
$27,285
WASHINGTON
6
410
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
State Department of Education
1900 Washington Street
Building B. Room 358
Charleston, West Virginia 25305
State Superintendent of Schools: Henry Marockie
(304) 348-2681
Cooperative System Liaison: John McClure
(304) 348-3788
CCD Coordinator: Sharon Lewis
(304) 348-6300
411
C3
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Other
1,52,1,000 80%
School-age
373,000 20%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
1,897,000 )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 344,236
Total public schools
1,084
Total area of State
24,181 square miles
14.24 public school students per square mile
4.48 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$2,066
Total State expenditure per capita
$2,024
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $448
( 22.1% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$63,079
MST ARGINIA - 1
413
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$8,612,000
National school lunch
$27,012,000
Chapter I
$32,454,000
School improvement
$6,078,000
impact aid
$75,000
Vocational/adult
$9,105,000
Handicapped
$15,857,000
Bilingual
$0
Indian
$0
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
instruchon
48 2%
1111111111111111111910
Support services
46 7%
Nonin5truciton
5 1%
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,518
pupil in membership $3,493
MST ARGINIA
2
In 4,1
41,
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 55
regular school districts
55
(100.0%)
regional service agencies
0
(0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
000
999
600
799
150
599
300
419
150
299
1
-
119
Size not reported
==M2%ai
=22Z=1
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
( 1.8%)
13 agencies
(23.6%)
24 agencies
( 43.6%)
16 agencies
( 29.1%)
1 agencies
( 1.8%)
0 agencies
(0.0%)
415
MST MRGINIA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,084
1,012
(93.4%)
20
(1.9%)
47
(4.3%)
5
(0.5%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
C
'1 0 1%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Tow n
Rural
N.'
)9,
>
SW
ZA/AZ.4
10
20
30
40
50
EU Schools
EM Students
60
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK1K,1 to 3,4,5,6
595
PK,K,1 to 8
60
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
57
7 to 8,9
7,8 to 12
38
9,10,11 to 12
153
Other grades
54
Ungraded
30
Not reported
0
MST \AFIGINIA
4
416
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
508
Sixth:
24,767
Kindergarten:
24,629
Seventh:
26,998
First:
26,420
Eighth:
26,164
Second:
25,487
Ninth:
27,171
Third:
24,154
Tenth:
26,230
Fourth:
25,515
Eleventh:
25,193
Fifth:
25,707
Twelfth:
23,296
Ungraded:
11,997
0
I--
A
B
C
Data not reported by State
D
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
22,401
Other diploma
High school equivalency
5,285
Other completers
417
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Aslan/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
170
MST MRGINIA - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
41,415
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
22,702
54.8%
Instructional aides
2,888
7.0%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
558
1.3%
Llbrarians/library support
376
0.9%
Administrative support
2,220
5.4%
Other support services
10,838
26.2%
Administrators :
School-based
1,308
3.2%
Other officials/administrators
525
1.3%
16.1
15 2
5 0
0 0
\
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;NV
v&s.\.
Overall
Primary
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.2
Teacher to administrator ratio
12.4
Average teacher salary
$21,446
MST VIRGINIA - 6
418
' '
STATE OF WISCONSIN
State Department of Public Instruction
125 South Webster Street
Post Office Box 7841
Madison, Wisconsin 53707
rl'
---,_
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Herbert J. Grover
(608) 266-1771
Cooperative System Liaison: Donald Russell
(608) 267-0425
CCD Coordinator: Donald Russell
(608) 267-0425
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 4,807,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 772,363
Total public schools 2,002
Total area of State 56,154 square miles
13.75 public school students per square mile
3.57 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$2,531
Total State expenditure per capita $1,961
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita $288
( 14.7% of total expenditure pe,. capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$84,160
WSCONSIN - 1
421
FISCAL DATA
Federal ald to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$2,451,000
National school lunch
$39,817,000
Chapter I
$54,663,000
School improvement
$14,303,000
Impact aid
$5,512,000
Vocational/adult
$19,624,000
Handicapped
$48,786,000
Bilingual
$367,000
Indian
$1,799,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
inlermectiate
0 0%
Local
60 7%
S ate
34.5%
Federal
4 7%
instruction
62 5%
(
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1111111PHI
Noninstru( hon
18%
Support service
35 7%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $4,302
pupil in membership $4,020
WSCONSIN - 2
422
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 451
regular school districts
431
(95.6%)
regional service agencies
20
(4.4%)
State-operated agencies
0
(0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000 -
7,499
2,500 -
1,999 //07 /Ale /
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999 f /1M,
1,000 -
1,199 r / tz=2)=2=1,72:2 .1
4)0
999
Ar3
600 -
799
/ / / /
450
599
,r,
300
449
15C.
299
1
149
/ /
Size not reported
1
0
20
60
80
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
(0.2%)
4 agencies
(0.9%)
22 agencies
(4.9%)
95 agencies
(21.1%)
308 agencies
(68.3%)
21 agencies
(4.7%)
423
WSCONSIN - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
2,002
1,968
(98.3%)
17
(0.9%)
1
(0.1%)
16
(0.8%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and altemative schools
D 35.6%
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C - 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fnnge
Large Town
fornali Town
Pural
f.:2.2 '3( mows
Sludenic
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
966
PK,K,1 to 8
169
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
187
7 to 8,9
126
7,8 to 12
65
9,10,11 to 12
370
Other grades
107
Ungraded
12
Not reported
0
WSCONSIN - 4
t;
424
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
11,074
Kindergarten:
62,509
First:
62,247
Second:
59,138
Third:
56,361
Fourth:
53,928
Fifth:
53,006
700
Thousands
i
60r
500
400
300
200
100
0
Sixth:
49,624
Seventh:
51,862
Eighth:
51,784
Ninth:
59,832
Tenth.
60,960
Eleventh:
63,059
Twelfth:
63,351
Ungraded:
12,628
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 18.0
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
56,872
Other diploma
High school equivalency
4,649
Other completers
WSCONSIN - 5
425
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
80,340
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
47,721
59.4%
Instructional aides
5,812
7.2%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
1,457
1.8%
Librarians/library support
2,302
2.9%
Administrative support
5,364
6.7%
Other support services
14,614
18.2%
Administrators :
School-based
2,019
2.5%
Other officials/administrators
1,051
1.3%
15 I)
16 2
v..77,777",
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.5
Teacher to administrator ratio
15.5
Average teacher salary $27,815
WSCONSIN - 6
426
STATE OF WYOMING
State Department of Education
Hathaway Building
Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002
-----_____
State Superintendent of Public Instruction: Lynn 0. Sirnons
(307) 777-7675
Cooperative System Liaison: Steven King
(307) 777-6265
CDD Coordinator: D. Leeds Pickering
(307) 777-6265
427
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Otner
385,000 79%
Scnoov-age
105,000 21%
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population 490,000 )
Total students In public elementary/secondary schools 98,455
Total public schools 389
Total area of State 97,914 square miles
1.01 public school students per square mile
0.40 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
$3,678
Total State expenditure per capita $3,326
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per caplta $620
( 18.6% of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
$109.093
429
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$179,000
National school lunch
$4,337,000
Chapter I
$4,969,000
School improvement
$3,630,000
Impact aid
$6,802,000
Vocational/adult
$3,239,000
Handicapped
$289,000
Bilingual
$455,000
Indian
$620,000
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
intermediate
8.)96
Local
44 6%
S a e
43 0%
Federal
3 1%
instruc'Iod
60 3%
Nomnstru.
NA
S pport 5et v.,
38 0%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
In membership $6,034
pupil In membership $4,852
WYOMING - 2
430
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies 58
regular school districts
49
(84.5%)
regional service agencies
5
(8.6%)
State-operated agencies
4
(6.9%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
(0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
.//
A
5,000
7,499 r
2,500
4,999
././
2,000
2,199
ZZA
1,500
1,999
Z/Z JJ
1,000
1,199 Wt/ ZZ
ZZ /Iv A
800
999
P7Z1'
600
799
150
599 rt#
/41il:V/
300
419
.0"/ //I
150
299
A
1
119
Zifee,A
Size not reported
0
1
2
3
1
i_____
5
6
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
(0.0%)
2 agencies
(3.4%)
11 agencies
( 19.0%)
18 agencies
(31.0%)
18 agencies
(31.0%)
9 agencies
( 15.5%)
431
WYOMING - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 389
382
(98.2%)
2
(0.5%)
1
(0.3%)
4
( 1.0%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
mtI rown
Rural
Z''W,\`-:'4
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A - 1,500 or more
B -- 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
_L-
10
20
30
40
;0
60
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
Number of public schools by grade span category
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
223
PK,K,1 to 8
11
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
34
7 to 8,9
28
718 to 12
21
9,10,11 to 12
53
Other grades
18
Ungraded
1
Not reported
0
WYOMING - 4
432
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
0
Sixth:
7,115
Kindergarten:
8,516
Seventh:
7,312
First:
8,811
Eighth:
6,964
Second:
8,424
Ninth:
7,009
Third:
8,168
Tenth:
7,057
Fourth:
7,538
Eleventh:
7,162
Fifth:
7,521
Twelfth:
6,741
Ungraded:
117
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
0
A
Data not reported by State
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch prooram = Data not reported by State
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
5,933
Other diploma
0
High school equivalency
374
Other completers
19
WYOMING
5
433
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
instructional staff :
13,373
Total teachers
6,798
50.8%
instructional aides
1,266
9.5%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
170
1.3%
Librarians/library support
133
1.0%
Administrative support
1,102
8.2%
Other support services
3,247
24.3%
Administrators :
School-based
324
2.4%
Other officials/administrators
333
2.5%
16.0
16.0
14.0
12.0
10.0
0.0
6.0
4.0
2.0
0.0
14.5
State does not report
teachers at school level
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.0
Teacher to administrator ratio
10.3
Average teacher salary $28,103
WYOMING - 6
f
43 4
AMERICAN SAMOA
Department of Education
Pago Pago, Tutuila 96799
Director of Education: Lealofi Uiagalelei
(OS) 633-5237
Cooperative System Liaison: Russell Aab
(Os) 633-5931
CCD Coordinator: Leroy Lutu
(OS) 633-5931
435
'iSf;
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Data not available
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
11,248
Total public schools 30
Total area of State 77 square miles
146.01 public school students per square mile
38.96 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
Total State expenditure per capita
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita
( of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
437
'l S
AMERICAN SAMOA
1
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$1,190,000
National school lunch
$2,201,000
Chapter I
$1,892,000
School improvement
$790,000
Impcct aid
$0
Vocational/adult
$390,000
Handicapped
$944,000
Bilingual
$152,000
Indian
$O
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
Federal
66.0%
Instruction
49 0%
Supporl services
33 6%
Noninstruction
17 1%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $1,852
pupil in membership $1,764
AMERICAN SAMOA - 2
438
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
1
regular school districts
0
( 0 0%)
regional service agencies
( 0.0%)
State-operated agencies
1
( 100.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
( 0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
No regular school districts reported
0
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
1 agencies
( 100.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
439
AMERICAN SAMOA - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 30
28
( 93.3%)
1
(3.3%)
1
(3.3%)
0
(0.0%)
regular schools
speclal education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town,
Small Town
Rural
Locale codes not assigned
0
Scnoois
Stuar nts
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
0
PK,K,1 to 8
23
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
0
7 to 8,&
0
7,8 to 12
0
9,10,11 to 12
5
Other grades
2
U ngraded
0
Not reported
0
AMERICAN SAMOA - 4
440
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
1,123
Kindergarten:
757
First:
825
Second:
850
Third:
804
Fourth:
788
Fifth:
826
Thousands
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
f/
A
8
C
0
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 100.0
Sixth:
832
Seventh:
787
Eighth:
721
Ninth:
715
Tenth:
756
Eleventh:
736
Twelfth:
647
Ungraded:
81
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
647
Other diploma
0
High school equivalency
16
Other completers
441
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
1
AMERICAN SAMOA
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
1,206
InstmotIonal staff :
Total teachers
656
54.4%
Instructional aides
24
2.0%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
22
1.8%
Librarlans/library support
33
2.7%
Administrative support
95
7.9%
Other support services
290
24.0%
Administrators :
School-based
64
5.3%
Other official,Vadministrators
22
1.8%
18 0
16 0
14 0
12 0
10 0
8 0
6 0
4 0
2 0
Overall
7 2
v\s
,\\\\.
Pr imar y
14
middle
Hign
Figure a--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.2
Teacher to administrator ratio
7.6
Average teacher salary
AMERICAN SAMOA - 6
442
GUAM
Department of Education
Post Office Box DE
Agana, Guam 96910
Director of Education: Rosa Salas Palomo
(OS) 472-8901
CCD Coordinator: Jeffrey Shafer
(OS) 472-8901
443
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Data not available
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population
)
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 25,936
Total public schools 37
Total area of State 209 square miles
124.10 public school students per square mile
17.70 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
Total State expenditure per capita
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita
( of total expenditure per capita)
Gross Stec) product per school-age child (1986)
445
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$679,000
National school lunch
$2,082,000
Chapter I
$1,996,000
School improvement
$1,511,000
Impact aid
$1,523,000
Vocational/adult
$836,000
Handicapped
$2,820,000
Bilingual
$423,000
Indian
$0
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
88.4%
......y Federal
116%
Instruction
72 1%
Noninstruc lion
3.9%
Support services
23.7%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $3,586
pupil in membership $3,049
GJAM - 2
1(-4 5
41
446
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
1
regular school districts
0
( 0.0%)
regional service agencies
0
( 0.0%)
State-operated agencies
1
( 100.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
( 0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
149
Size not reported
No regular school districts reported
0
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
1 agencies
( 100.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
447
GUAM 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 37
34
(91.9%)
2
(5.4%)
0
(0.0%)
1
(2.7%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
B 27.0%
C 51.4%
A 5,4%
1111110111111D
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
Number of public schools by grade span category :
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
Locale codes not assigned
0
M Schools
Students
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
21
PK,K,1 to 8
0
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
6
7 to 8,9
0
7,8 to 12
0
9,10,11 to 12
5
Other grades
4
Ungraded
1
Not reported
0
Gu Am
4
448
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
379
Kindergarten:
2,204
First:
2,255
Second:
2,089
Third:
2,091
Fourth:
2,019
Fifth:
2,038
25
T housands
20
15
10
5
0
r17771,7771
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 30.6
Sixth:
1,905
Seventh:
1,817
Eighth:
1,916
Ninth:
2,567
Tenth:
1,797
Eieventh:
1,607
Twelfth:
1,107
Ungraded:
145
High school compieters (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
898
Other diploma
High school equivalency
60
Other completers
449
Oka\ INNEN
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
GUAM - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
2,884
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
1,407
48.8%
Instructional aides
73
2.5%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
51
1.8%
Librarians/library support
38
1.3%
Administrative support
116
4.0%
Other support services
1,128
39.1%
Administrators :
School-based
60
2.1%
Other officials/administrators
11
0.4%
25 0
20 0
1 8
<1
15 0
M
10 0
5 0
\\
Overall
Primary
moole
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.0
Teacher to administrator ratio
19.8
Average teacher salary
GUAM - 6
450
COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS
Department of Education
Saipan, CM 96950
Superintendent of Education: Henry I. Sablan
(OS) 933-9812
Cooperative System Liaison: William S. Torres
(OS) 322-9812
CCD Coordinator: William S. Torres
(OS) 322-9812
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Data not available
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
5,819
Total public schools 26
Total area of State
184 square miles
31.63 public school students per square mile
14.13 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
Total State expenditure per capita
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita
( of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
NORTHERN MetR1ANAS -
1
453
FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$438,000
National school lunch
$1,188,000
Chapter I
$882,000
School improvement
$268,000
Impact ald
$0
Vocational/adult
$359,000
Handicapped
$861,000
Bilingual
$473,000
Indian
$0
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Local
Instruction
54.3%
Support services
34 0%
Noninstruction
116%
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership
pupil in membership --
NORTHERN MARIANAS
2
454
f.)
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
1
regular school districts
1
( 100.0%)
regional service agencies
0
( 0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
( 0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
( 0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
1
1_49
Size not reported
-
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
1.2
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
1 agencies
( 100.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
NORTHERN MARIANAS
3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 26
25
(96.2%)
0
(0.0%)
1
(3.9%)
0
(0.0%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
City
Ur Dan Fr Inge
Large Town
Small Town
Rural
Locale codes not assigned
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
= 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
5-nouis
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
Number of public schools by grade span category
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
1
PK,K,1 to 8
2
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
1
7 to 8,9
0
7,8 to 12
0
9,10,11 to 12
2
Other grades
19
Ungraded
0
Not reported
1
NbRTHERN MARIANAS - 4
.
456
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
Kindergarten:
457
First:
506
Second:
525
Third:
486
Fourth:
439
Fifth:
456
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
1 ho us i nd
A
0
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 100.0
Sixth:
497
Seventh:
404
Eighth:
441
Ninth:
377
Tenth:
373
Eleventh:
323
Twelfth:
322
Ungraded:
213
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
289
Other diploma
High school equivalency
Other completers
457
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Aslan/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-HIspanic
405
NORTHERN MARIANAS
5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
512
Instructional stair :
Total teachers
305
59.6%
Instructional aides
62
12.1%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
7
1.4%
Librarians/library support
14
2.7%
Administrative support
73
14.3%
Other support services
20
3.9%
Ad mlnistrators :
School-based
31
6.1%
Other officials/administrators
25 0
20 0
15.0
10 0
5 0
0 0
19 1
12 0
3 0
11 ?
OveraH
Primary
Middle
High
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.5
Teacher to administrator ratio
9.8
Average teacher salary
NORTHERN MARIANAS - 6
458
COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO
Department of Education
Post Office Box 759
Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 00919
Secretary of Education: Jose Lema-Moya
(809) 751-5372
Cooperative System Liaison:
CCD Coordinator:
459
`1 0
Victor Santiago
(809) 754-1130
Victor Santiago
(809) 754-1130
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Data not available
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools
672,837
Total public schools
1,756
Total area of State
3,421 square miles
196.68 public school students per square mile
51.33 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capita
Total State expenditure per capita
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
education per capita
( of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986)
461
11 0 8
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FISCAL DATA
Federal aid to education under selected programs:
National school breakfast
$16,413,000
National school lunch
$96,944,000
Chapter I
$115,486,000
School improvement
$13,598,000
Impact aid
$872,000
Vocational/adult
$17,424,000
Handicapped
$11,047,000
Bilingual
$1,013,000
Indian
$0
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Instruction
67A%
Noninstruction
14 2%
Support services
18
Figure 2.--Revenues by source
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
Revenue per pupil
Current expenditures per
in membership $1,378
pupil in membership $1,297
RJERTO ROO - 2
462
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Total education agencies
1
regular school districts
1
( 100.0%)
regional service agencies
0
( 0.0%)
State-operated agencies
0
( 0.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
( 0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
24,999
7,500
9,999
5,000
7,499
2,500
4,999
2,000
2,499
1,500
1,999
1,000
1,499
800
999
600
799
450
599
300
449
150
299
149
Size not reported
0.2
0.6
0.8
1,2
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
1 agencies
( 100.0%)
0 agencies
( 4.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
463
'I
PUERTO PICO - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported
1,756
1,674
(95.3%)
30
(1.7%)
42
(2.4%)
10
(0.6%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
*wow.
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend :
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 ?o 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 299
E = 1 to 99
City
Moan Fringe
,arge Town
Small Town
Rural
Locale codes not assigned
MI Schools M Stuclents
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
Number of public schools by grade span category
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
932
PK,K,1 to 8
7
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
42
7 to 8,9
156
7,8 to 12
21
9,10,11 to 12
127
Other grades
357
Ungraded
23
Not reported
91
RJERTO Rco - 4
464
k4
1
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
Sixth:
55,699
Kindergarten:
31,244
Seventh:
56,726
First:
61,602
Eighth:
51,246
Second:
57,865
NInth:
45,838
Third:
57,538
Tenth:
46,887
Fourth:
58,984
Eleventh:
42,185
Fifth:
58,432
Twelfth:
35,105
Ungraded:
13,486
A
B
C
Data not reported by State
D
E
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = 80.4
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school completers (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
30,137
Other diploma
5,412
High school equivalency
8,615
Other completers
0
465
I 1 2
RJERTO Flco - 5
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
42,314
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
33,069
78.2%
Instructional aides
2,278
5.4%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
615
1.5%
Librarians/library support
815
1.9%
Administrative support
422
1.0%
Other support services
2,572
6.1%
Administrators :
School-based
2,230
5.3%
Other officials/administrators
313
0.7%
30.0
25 0
23
20 0
15 0
10 0
5.0
0 0
Overall
Primary
Middle
High
20 3
19 5
19.1
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
3.6
Teacher to administrator ratio
13.0
Average teacher salary
RJERTO RCO - 6
466
i
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
Department of Education
44-46 Kongens Gade
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands 00802
Commissioner of Education: Linda Creque
(809) 774-2810
Cooperative System Liaison: Luis Esquilin
(809) 774-8505
CCD Coordinator: Henrita Barber
(809) 774-4679
467
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Data not available
Figure 1.--School-age and other populations
(Total population )
Total students in public elementary/secondary schools 24,020
Total public schools 34
Total area of State
132 square miles
181.97 public school students per square mile
25.76 public schools per 100 square miles
Total State revenue per capfta
Total State expenditure per capita --
State expenditure for elementary/secondary
educatlon per capita
( of total expenditure per capita)
Gross State product per school-age child (1986) --
469
/1 1 5
\ARGIN ISLANDS
1
FISCAL DATA
lederal aid to education under sekxted programs:
National school breakfast
$138,000
National school lunch
$3,468,000
Chapter I
$3,851,000
School improvement
$2,269,000
Impact aid
$799,000
Vocational/adult
$719,000
Handicapped
$275,000
Bilingual
$136,000
Indian
$0
Revenues and expenditures for elementary/secondary education
Instruction -----
71 3%
11111111
Suppor t ser v ices
20 7%
Noninsir
8 0%
Figs Ire 2.Revenues by source
Revenue per pupil
in membership $4,062
ARGIN iSLANDS - 2
Figure 3.--Current expenditures by function
470
Current expenditures per
pupil in membership $3,885
t
INSTITUTIONAL DATA
Totai education agencies
1
regular school districts
0
( 0.0%)
regional service agencies
0
( 0.0%)
State-operated agencies
1
( 100.0%)
Federally operated and
other types
0
( 0.0%)
25,000 or more
10,000
7,500
5,000
2,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
800
600
450
300
150
1
24,999
91999
7,499
4,999
2,499
1,999
1,499
999
799
599
449
299
149
_
^
-
-
-
No regular school districts reported
Size not reported
0
Figure 4.--Regular school districts by membership size
Distribution of agencies by number of schools:
100 or more schools
25 to 99 schools
10 to 24 schools
5 to 9 schools
1 to 4 schools
no schools reported
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
1 agencies
( 100.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
0 agencies
( 0.0%)
471
1 1 7
VIRGIN ISLANDS - 3
INSTITUTIONAL DATA (continued)
Total public elementary/secondary schools reported 34
33
(97.1%)
1
(2.9%)
0
(0.0%)
0
(0.0%)
regular schools
special education schools
vocational schools
other and alternative schools
Figure 5.--Public schools by size of membership
Legend
A = 1,500 or more
B = 750 to 1,499
C = 300 to 749
D = 100 to 2.99
E = 1 to 99
City
Urban Fringe
Large Town
Small Town
PuraI
Locale codes not assigned
M Schools
FR Studenls
Figure 6.--Percentage of public schools and students
by type of locale
Number of public schools by grade span category
PK,K,1 to 3,4,5,6
24
PK,K,1 to 8
0
4,5,6 to 6,7,8
0
7 to 8,9
5
7,8 to 12
0
9,10,11 to 12
3
Other grades
1
Ungraded
1
Not reported
0
\AGIN ISLANDS - 4
472
STUDENT DATA
Total public school membership by grade
Prekindergarten:
Kindergarten:
1,805
First:
1,892
Second:
1,850
Third:
1,804
Fourth:
1,817
Fifth:
1,810
16
T housands
14
12
10
8
6
2
0
Figure 7.--Public school membership by racial/ethnic
category
Percentage of school membership eligible for
free-lunch program = Data not reported by State
Sixth:
1,652
Seventh:
2,213
Eighth:
1,626
Ninth:
1,975
Tenth:
1,729
Eleventh:
1,364
Twelfth:
1,305
Ungraded:
1,178
Legend :
A = American Indian/Alaskan Native
B = Asian/Pacific Islander
C = Hispanic
D = Black, non-Hispanic
E = White, non-Hispanic
High school compieters (school year 1986-87):
Regular diploma
1,170
Other diploma
145
High school equivalency
398
Other completers
MRGIN ISL.ANDS - 5
473
STAFF DATA
Total education staff
3,254
Instructional staff :
Total teachers
1,590
48.9%
Instructional aides
332
10.2%
Support services staff :
Guidance counselors/directors
68
2.1%
Librarians/library support
50
1.5%
Administrative support
379
11.6%
Other support services
624
19.2%
Administrators :
School-based
85
2.6%
Other officials/administrators
126
3.9%
Figure 8.--Average students per teacher by grade
levels
Teacher to all other staff ratio
1.0
Teacher to administrator ratio
7.5
Average teacher salary --
VIRGIN ksLANDS - 6
474
APPENDIX: S OURCES FOR S TATE PROFILES DATAELEMENTS
State Profiles Data Elements
Source of Data'
I. G ENERAL C HARACTER isms
Total population
6
School -age population
6
Total public school students
11
Total public schools
8
Total area of State
3
State revenue per caplta
7
State expenditure per capita
7
State elementary/secondary expenditure per capita
7
Gross State product per school-age child
1
II. FISCAL
Federal ald for national school breakfast
4
Federal ald for national school lunch
5
Federal ald for Chapter I
Federal ald for school Improvement
9
Federal Impact ald
9
Federal ald for vocational/adult
9
Federal ald for handicapped
9
Federal ald for bilingual
9
Federal aid for Indlan educatlon
9
Revenues by source
12
Current expendltures by functlon
12
Revenue per pupll in membershIp2
10,12
Current expendltures per pupll In membershlp
10,12
In. I NSITTLMONAL D ATA
Number and kind of education agencles
13
School distrIcts by number of students
13
Distribution of agencles by number of schools'
8,13
Number and kind of publlc schools
8
Public schools by school slze
8
Public schools by locale type
8
Public schools by grade span
8
IV. S TUDENT DATA
Public school membershlp by grade
11
Public school membershlp by race/ethnic group
8
Percent free-lunch eligible
8
Number and kind high school completers
11
'Number Indicates source Ilsted In References Clted.
2 Varlable calculated from source clted.
State Prof 1183 Data Elements
Source of Data
V. S TAFF DATA
Total education staff
11
instructional staff
11
Support services staff
11
Administrators
11
Student:teacher ratios 2
11
Teacher:other staff ratio'
11
Teacher:administrator ratio 2
1 1
Average teacher salary
2
ar
' Variable calculated from source cited.
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1.
Council of Chief Stai.o ..:.;,:;hool Officers, Education in the States, Volume I: State Education
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2.
National Education Association, Research Division, Rankinas
f the States, 1988,
3.
Newspaper Enterprise Association, Inc., The World Almanac aild Book of Facts 1988, New York:
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4.
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service, "School Bi eakfast Program--FY
1987, State Agency and Regional Office: Program Participation, Number of Breakfasts and
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5.
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service, "National School Lunch Program--FY
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U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Government Finances Series, GF-87-3,
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U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Characteristics of Public
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U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Public Elementary and
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U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Public Elementary and
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U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Public Elementary and
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